Physical

The land of Kongo Kingdom is land of tropical wet and dry. The long dry seasons lasts from middle of May to September. The short rainy season lasts from October to middle of December. The short dry season is from middle of December to February. The long rainy season lasts from February to the middle of May. The average temperature is 25' C which is warm and wet. High water levels occur in the middle of December, and low water levels are between 15 July and 15 August. The flow of the river is [|constant] because the upper waters of Zaire extend north of the equator.
 * Climate**

The land of Kongo years ago are now the country of Congo, [|Zaire], and Angola. It covered a little bit of [|Congo] and [|Angola], and a large land of Zaire. The Kongo stretched from the Congo River in North to the Loge River in the south, and from the Atlantic Ocean in the west beyond the Kwan go River in the east. The northern part of Kongo’s territory is forested with rain forests. The southern part of Kongo is mainly Savanna grasslands with forests. The soil was very fertilized and the primary foods are maize, [|manioc], rice, peanuts, and bananas.
 * Relative Location and landforms**

Kongo Kindom was somewhere east of Brazzaville. It reached only a bit.**
 * The URL: http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/images/congo.gif

The URL: http://kcm.co.kr/bethany/c_maps/zaire-1.gif Kongo Kingdom reached almost 1/3 of Zaire's land.



The URL: http://go.hrw.com/atlas/locator/angola.gif Kongo Kindom is reached a little bit a Angola, a little bit at the north of Angola.

Until the 1900, there were lions, hippopotamuses, leopards, elephants, several species of antelopes, chimpanzees, buffalos, gorillas, giant otters, and many kinds of poisonous and nonpoisonous snakes that can be found in Kongo. Animals frequently hunt wild pigs, cane-cutter rodents, civet cats, bats, and field rats.
 * Animal life**