The driest place in Africa

The driest place in Africa is namib desert.

The weather in Africa is very hot all year round, so most of the residents here are black and have dark skin. Africa is also a barren land, located in the arid zone of the Atlantic Ocean in southern Africa, which is the driest place in the world. ?

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Namibia is located in southwest Africa, with a vast territory and a small population. Its land area is equivalent to two Germans, with a total population of 2.3 million. Namibia, located between the Namibian desert and kalahari desert, is the driest country in sub-Saharan Africa and suffers from water shortage.

The abundant groundwater found in its northern region is expected to greatly alleviate this crisis. The groundwater discovered in 20 12 can bring continuous drinking water supply to 40% of Namibia's population. According to experts, the water source is clean and pollution-free, which can be used as drinking water and will supply northern Namibia for centuries.

The arid climate not only creates vast deserts, mysterious wasteland and unique vegetation, but also brings difficulties to local production and life in Namibia. Namibian is famous for namib desert and kalahari desert. It can be said that nothing grows and stretches for thousands of kilometers along the Atlantic coast.

As a world-famous natural landscape, red sand dunes are the most attractive landscape in Namibia. Dunes that have witnessed the replacement of the sun and the moon for millions of years are formed by the sediment carried by the Orange River. The river brought the sediment to the northern estuary, but it was washed back here by the waves.