The Andes Mountains completely isolate the forested lowlands from the coast

The local conditions characterize first of all the Iberians and descendants of Iberian descent in South America, followed by the topographical structure of the country. Put the last mentioned first. It must be borne in mind that the Amazon forest region is separated from the mountainous and coastal areas in every way.

The Peruvian coastal region, bordering the Pacific Ocean, is a rain-free, treeless region where vegetation can only be planted under irrigated conditions, but modern Peruvian civilization flourished here; Lima, the capital of the country, is just a dozen miles from the sea.

In the eastern part of this Europeanized region, the Andes Mountains completely isolate the forested lowlands from the coast, so the two countries may be seen as separate countries. The mountains have large woodless mesas, divided by fertile valleys, ignored by snow-covered peaks and mountains, and generally affected by cold, harsh climates and heavy rains.

This forested area is known as the Montania of Peru and gradually blends into the savannah or forest of Brazil. These topographic details show the degree of isolation between eastern and western Peru. It is in the context of the isolation of the Shun Andes from the trans-Andean region that Peru may demand some mitigation measures for the crimes committed by Putumayo.

The port of the Iquitos River departs from Lima and takes 30-40 days to travel under existing means of transport. The easiest way is through Southampton, New York and Panama. Currently, a wireless telegraph system is operating 600 miles apart from the two cities on coastal, mountainous and forested areas.