Republic Natural Environment

). Incorporated in the area mileage is the mountainous, rugged terrain with valleys and mountains located within. This rugged terrain creates a harsh environment that are considered extremely dangerous by the native population. The climate is slightly tropical with temperatures ranging from 18-29 degrees in the winter and 23-35 degrees in the summer (Dominican Republic Encyclopedia). The Dominican Republic holds both the highest point, Pico Duarte, and the lowest elevation lake, Lake Enriquillo, in the West Indies (Dominican Republic Encyclopedia). This means that the Dominican Republic holds a large variety of geographic locations. Exquisite Natural resources and materials that are discovered and sold internationally that are in the Dominican Republic are nickel, bauxite, gold, silver, and arable land. Natural resources, such as gold and silver, play a vital role in the mining industry and contribute to foreign exchange. The Dominican Republic agricultural land use is divided into numerous sections including forest area of 41.05%, land area of 48,310 square kilometers, and arable land of 16.56% and 800,000 hectares (Dominican Republic-Agricultural Land). The Dominican contains three divergent types of land use which include arable land, permanent land, and others. The creation and application of these lands are vital in distributing national power and success. Arable land is comprised of cultivated crops that are replanted after harvest, permanent crops are for land that is not replanted, and other land use is for permanent
The cellular system is relatively effective and is relayed out of the country’s island network (Dominican Republic Demographics Profile). Due to the lack of communication between each country, the Dominican offers calling cards and rental pay-as-you-go mobile phones for both national and international phone