Sonas’ is land-locked, located next to Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Turkey. Even though it is land-locked, it is mostly surrounded by sea which is an advantage for Sonas to use for tourism and trade (export/import). Sonas is made up of ten regions; Athens, Agrinio, Lamia, Larissa, Trikala, Ioannina, Thessaloniki, Serres, Kavala and Alexandroupoli.
Sonas has a very mountainous geography, the highest mountain range is at, 1,200 meters above sea level, and there are mountain ranges nearly all around the country, at the coast lines. The mountain ranges at the coast lines are at average 800 meters above sea level. The mountains keep the country safer from invasions, floods and tsunamis. The mountain range acts a little like a border around the country. |
Sonas’ has the basic, but crucial resources; oil, wood, wool, fresh water, cotton, coal, iron etc. Oil boosts Sonas’ economy and is also used as fuel. Wood and iron are basic building materials for the country. Wool and cotton are sold as clothes and used for warmth. Fresh water is very important, as it is the drinking source and is also used for hydroelectric energy. The total area of all lakes in Sonas are 598.9 km 2. Coal is another energy source for Sonas.
The wildlife in Sonas varies a lot. There are land animals, sea animals, lake animals etc. In Sonas the temperatures vary a lot throughout the year. The temperature range is from -10°c to 33°c, the coldest months are January and February and the hottest are July. Sonas’ annual average rainfall in depth is 1440mm. This is an advantage for Sonas as it is a good amount for efficient agriculture growth, but not too much as to cause floods. The main biomes in Sonas are mountains and forest. Forests have a high biodiversity which is a huge benefit for the development of medicine, hunting, tourism and water source.
Sonas is located on the Eurasian Tectonic Plate. Earthquakes and tsunamis are threats for Sonas as it is surrounded by the sea, but this helped the development of natural disasters mitigating technology.
Sonas’ population density is at 170 per square kilometer. This allows a lower unemployment rate as Sonas isn’t overcrowded with people. There is quite a lot of land area for agriculture and slow disease spread.
The wildlife in Sonas varies a lot. There are land animals, sea animals, lake animals etc. In Sonas the temperatures vary a lot throughout the year. The temperature range is from -10°c to 33°c, the coldest months are January and February and the hottest are July. Sonas’ annual average rainfall in depth is 1440mm. This is an advantage for Sonas as it is a good amount for efficient agriculture growth, but not too much as to cause floods. The main biomes in Sonas are mountains and forest. Forests have a high biodiversity which is a huge benefit for the development of medicine, hunting, tourism and water source.
Sonas is located on the Eurasian Tectonic Plate. Earthquakes and tsunamis are threats for Sonas as it is surrounded by the sea, but this helped the development of natural disasters mitigating technology.
Sonas’ population density is at 170 per square kilometer. This allows a lower unemployment rate as Sonas isn’t overcrowded with people. There is quite a lot of land area for agriculture and slow disease spread.