Brazil, South America's country that occupies half the landmass of the continent. It's the world's fifth largest country. Brazil's landscape is very complex because there are so many rivers, wetlands, mountains and plateaus are situated here. It is mainly adjacent to other important characteristics and crossing some region and states. The length of Brazil's coastline is 7,491 km. Hence, it is the world 's 16th longest national coastline. All coastal areas such as bays, reefs and islands are adjacent to geographical features.
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