SOUTH AMERICA MAP

This image is a political map of South America, with each country shown in a different color to clearly distinguish borders and territories. Countries are labeled in bold capital letters, with major cities and capitals marked by small black dots and labeled next to each. The colors used for each country are varied but bright, with Brazil, the largest country on the continent, displayed in a yellow tone that makes it the central focus. Surrounding Brazil are countries such as Argentina, Colombia, Peru, and Venezuela, each shaded in contrasting colors such as green, pink, and orange.

Notable geographic features include the Atlantic Ocean on the eastern side of the continent and the Pacific Ocean on the west. The Caribbean Sea is labeled along the northern edge, bordering Colombia and Venezuela. Smaller countries such as Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana are shown in the northeastern part of the map, with their borders defined against larger neighboring countries.

Major cities marked on the map include capitals such as Bogota in Colombia, Caracas in Venezuela, Lima in Peru, and Buenos Aires in Argentina. Key political and geographic details are carefully placed, providing both clear labeling and aesthetically pleasing arrangement.

The map also features lines of latitude and longitude, providing a coordinate grid that aids navigation. It includes both the Tropic of Capricorn and the Equator, emphasizing the continent's location relative to these important global markers. In the lower left corner, a simple compass rose and scale bar provide orientation and a rough distance guide. This map combines clarity with visual appeal, making it suitable for educational or reference purposes.