How is Poland divided into several countries?

Poland itself is a country called the Republic of Poland. It is a democratic * * * republic, located in central Europe, and consists of 16 provinces.

The eastern and northeastern regions are bordered by Kaliningrad, an enclave of Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine and Russia, with Czechoslovakia in the south, Germany in the west, the Baltic Sea in the north and Sweden and Denmark in the distance. It is 649 kilometers long from north to south and 689 kilometers apart from east to west.

The main mountain ranges in Poland are Carpathian Mountains and Sudetenland Mountains, among which Carpathian Mountains form Poland's borders with Czech Republic, Slovakia and Ukraine. Except Gdansk, Poland lacks natural ports along the Baltic Sea, and Szczecin in the northwest is an important port in Poland.

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In Poland, the first green in spring, that is, the first flower buds and leaf buds usually appear in early April. May to September is the best season in Poland, warm and sunny. September is called the beginning of "Golden Autumn in Poland". By June 65438+ 10 and June 165438+ 10, the leaves turned yellow, gold and red, and then fell one after another.

In Poland, it is cloudy for an average of 300 days in a year. So if it is subdivided according to weather conditions (such as temperature), Poland has six seasons in a year, that is, in addition to the four typical European seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter, there are two seasons of early spring and early winter.

The annual precipitation varies from region to region. The national average annual precipitation is 600 mm; The southern hilly areas and mountainous areas have the most precipitation, which is 1200 ~ 1500mm. The precipitation in the central plain is the least, about 450 ~ 550 mm; The season with the most precipitation in a year is summer (May to September), accounting for about 40% of the annual precipitation.

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