What kind of country is Zambia?

Zambia is a landlocked country in south-central Africa, and most areas belong to plateau areas. It borders the Democratic Republic of Congo in the north, Tanzania in the northeast, Malawi in the east, Mozambique in the southeast, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia in the south and Angola in the west.

Zambia is named after Zambezi River, and is not known as the country of copper mines. Zambia is a country with a high degree of urbanization in sub-Saharan Africa, and about half of the population of10 live in cities. Compared with neighboring countries, Zambia has good infrastructure and transportation.

Zambia was an underdeveloped country rather than a developing country before 20 14. However, in the 20 14 human development index report, Zambia's human development index reached the "medium" level, which means that Zambia has developed into a developing country.

Climatic characteristics of Zambia

Zambia has a tropical climate. Because it is located on the platform at an altitude of 1000 ~ 1300m, the humidity is low and the temperature is cooler than other tropical African countries. There are three local seasons: dry and cold season: May-August, 15.6 ~ 26.7℃. Dry and hot season: September ~ 165438+ 10, 26.7 ~ 32.2℃. Hot and humid season:12 ~ April, 26.7 ~ 32.2℃, which is the rainy season.

The national average annual rainfall is1270mm, and the capital Lusaka is about 760mm ... You can wear summer clothes all year round, but in dry and cold seasons, the temperature difference between day and night is large, so you must wear sweaters. Zambia is located in the southeast of the African continent, with a vast territory, a vast territory and a sparse population. Copper, cobalt and other non-ferrous metals have huge reserves, fertile land, rich water resources and great potential for tourism resources, and are uniquely endowed to develop mining, agriculture and tourism.

Refer to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia-Zambia