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Humacao topographic map, elevation, terrain

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About this map

Name: Humacao topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Humacao, Puerto Rico, United States

Coordinates: 18.06937 -65.87770 18.20676 -65.73919

Minimum elevation: -3 ft

Maximum elevation: 1,178 ft

Average elevation: 230 ft

Humacao is located in the southeast coast of Puerto Rico. It is bordered by the municipalities of Naguabo to the north, Yabucoa to the south, and Las Piedras to the west. The Atlantic Ocean borders the city in the east. Humacao is located in the region of the Eastern Coastal Plains, with most of its territory being flat. There are minor elevations to the southwest, like Candelero Hill, and northwest, like Mabú. Humacao’s territory covers 45 square miles (117 km2).[5] Two islands belong to Humacao: Cayo Santiago and Cayo Batata.[11]

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Countries of the world — Macau: location, capital, population, attractions, map

Location and geography of Macau

Chinese Autonomy of Macao (Aomen), the area of ​​which is 27. 5 sq. km, is located in the south of China and is washed by the South China Sea. The capital of the autonomy is the city of Macau. Lindingyan Bay separates Macao from Hong Kong. The country is dominated by a flat landscape.

Population Macau

About 505 thousand people live in Macau, mostly Chinese — 96%, Portuguese — 2.5%, Filipinos — about 2%.

Nature of Macau

The original vegetation in Macau has been almost completely destroyed except for a few small patches. Now these lands have been turned into national parks and reserves, which protect a rare species — the great white panda.

Climatic conditions

A subtropical, maritime climate prevails on the territory of the autonomy. The average air temperature in summer is +26°C, in winter +13°C. The South China Sea often brings typhoons and stormy winds.

Language

The country has two official languages ​​- Portuguese and Chinese. The population uses Cantonese.

Kitchen

Traditional Macau cuisine is distinguished by the preparation of most hot fish dishes from marinated, smoked or dried fish. For example, the fragrant treat «bakalyau» is made from smoked cod. Thick soups are popular in Macau and a very hearty minchi dish — a mixture of fried potatoes, eggs, onions and meat.

Religion

More than 50% of the country’s population professes Buddhism, about 20% are Christians, 10% are Protestants, many consider themselves atheists.

Holidays

October 1 is celebrated in a big way as the Founding Day of the People’s Republic of China — or National Day. Since 1999, December 20 has been dedicated to celebrating the restoration of the sovereignty of Macau, ruled until this day by Portugal.

Macau currency

The country’s currency is the pataca (MOP code).

Time

Macau is 4 hours ahead of Moscow.

The main resorts of Macau

The best resort in Macau is the island of Coloane, especially its Hak-Sa beach, where the sand is black. The island has the best hotels in the country, providing quality service and a great entertainment program. The island has a beach with white sand — Cheok Wan. Coastal waters are very fond of windsurfers.

Beach holidays can be combined with traditional Chinese wellness treatments such as acupuncture, bamboo cupping and acupressure.

Gambling lovers are waiting for casinos, which are so numerous in Macau that the city is compared to Monte Carlo and Las Vegas.

Macau Attractions

One of the popular places in Macau is the ruins of St. Paul’s Cathedral, built in 1602 by the Portuguese and burnt down, with the exception of one wall, in 1835. For some time, the temple was going to be restored, but then they changed their minds, since the ruins are quite visited and in this form.

Nearby is the fortress of Fortaleza do Monte, formidable and imposing, which was converted into the National Museum about 20 years ago. It is also worth visiting the Maritime Museum, which has several exhibition halls, an aquarium, a library and a cozy cafe. Museums in Macau are very well funded, so here you can see the most original expositions and exhibitions, for example, there is the Pawn Shop Museum, the Museum of Electronics of the 20th Century, the Museum of Communications, the Tea House and many others.

Map of Macau

Interactive map of Macau with navigation

Macau Printed Maps

Macau Interactive Walking and Biking Maps

1. You can zoom in/out using the mouse wheel, and move around the map of Macau with the mouse.

2. This route map represents two modes: ‘Bicycle’ and ‘Touring’. Use the ‘+’ button on the map to switch between them.

Rail and landscape maps of Macau and surroundings

This Macau map has two modes: ‘Railway Network’ and ‘Landscape & Rural Map’. Use the ‘+’ button on the map to navigate.

China — movement within the country

Foreign travelers can buy tickets at specially designated places. You can also travel here by car. A good option is to rent a car. The easiest way to do this is to order a car through a service on the Internet. You can also upon arrival in China, right at the airport. A prerequisite for registration of a lease is the availability of international driving license and a hotel room booked in your name. You also need to undergo a medical examination, after which the employees will give you a temporary license and a car. But it’s not so easy to drive along the local roads on your own: the signs are in Chinese, and the local residents observe the rules of the road conditionally. Therefore, there is an option to rent a car with a driver or travel by bus. But it is justified if you need to get to a nearby city. If you need to travel far, then it is better to use an airplane — the price does not differ significantly, and much less time will be spent.
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Nature and parks of China

The nature of China includes a diverse landscape from vast plateaus in the eastern part to high mountains in the west, deserts, tropical and bamboo forests. The country’s weather varies by region. In the north and west, cold winters and hot summers are due to the temperate continental climate. The central part is located in the subtropical zone, where rains are frequent and winters are milder. The southern regions are characterized by warm winters and hot summers. Precipitation is more common in summer. Winter in China is dry and cold.
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Photo gallery of Macau attractions

Macau guide materials

Macau attractions

The most convenient way to get to Macau is from Hong Kong. Every day, with an interval of fifteen minutes, a ferry departs towards the “Chinese Portugal”, which transports tourists to the desired stop in one hour. A more expensive transport is a helicopter, which also takes off from Hong Kong and arrives in Macau in fifteen minutes. The longer route by plane is four hours, and you will have to make a transfer in Gayuson. … Open

Interactive maps of Macau’s neighbors

Hong Kong City Map

For those who do not appreciate excitement, but prefer peace, Hong Kong has a huge number of different spas. The Mandarin Spa is one of the best in town. You can order absolutely any procedure. There is no strict menu here. But there are a lot of masters who will make a body massage or a rejuvenating face mask with pleasure. Also, before ordering any procedure, you can … Open »

Shenzhen Map

One of the main advantages of Shenzhen is a huge selection of shopping malls, without going shopping, the rest will be incomplete. Be sure to check out the stylish Coastal City shopping complex. In addition to attractive shopping pavilions, the center has an excellent cinema and several cozy cafes, and in front of the building there is a beautiful square with benches and landscape decorations. … Open »

Guangzhou Map

Shoppers should definitely take a walk through colorful shopping malls. A lot of interesting goods can be purchased at the Tianhe city Mall. Not inferior to it in terms of variety of goods is the China Plaza shopping complex, which also has several very pleasant restaurants and cafes. Among the popular nightlife places of the city, Lorenzini wine bar is worth highlighting. Its collection of fine drinks is simply … Open »

Xiamen Map

Of particular interest to guests of the city are numerous shops and shopping malls. One of the most popular outdoor markets is located on Taiwan Snack Street. Here you can also find attractive restaurants representing national and Thai cuisine. At the market, buyers can always buy fresh seafood, vegetables and fruits, as well as ready-made national treats and rare … Open »

Hanoi Map

The VietClimb climbing wall is very popular among young and active travelers. Here you can have a great time with a big company. Those who can easily conquer all the rides available in the club will have the opportunity to order a trip to the most popular places for mountain climbing. Nature lovers will surely love the botanical garden (Vuon Bach Thao), which is second to none … Open »

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