Cz is the abbreviation of which country?

The Czech Republic is located in central Europe. It borders Slovakia in the east, Austria in the south, Germany in the west and Poland in the north. It belongs to the north temperate zone and has a typical temperate continental climate. The four seasons are distinct, the average temperature in summer is about 18.5 degrees, the average temperature in winter is about MINUS 3 degrees, the climate is humid, and the average annual precipitation is 683 mm.

Although it is customary to use the Czech Republic as an international common title, in fact, in 1993, the Czech Foreign Ministry asked all countries in the world to use the Czech name when referring to the Czech Republic for geographical purposes, while the Czech Republic was reserved for official documents with the international code CZ.

Natural resources:

The Czech Republic is rich in lignite, hard coal and uranium, of which the reserves of lignite and hard coal are about 654.38+03.4 billion tons, ranking third in the world and fifth in Europe respectively. Oil, natural gas and iron ore reserves are very small and depend on imports. Other mineral resources are manganese, aluminum, zinc, fluorite, graphite and kaolin. There is a large hydropower station on the vltava river.

The Czech Republic is rich in forest resources, with a forest area of 2.668 million hectares, accounting for about 34% of the country's total area, ranking 12 in the European Union. The main tree species are Yun Song, fir, oak and beech.