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==Geography== [[File:Limestone formations in Perlis.jpg|thumb|Bukit Chabang, a landmark [[twin-peaked]] [[mogote]] towering over [[paddy field]] squares]] Perlis is the smallest state in Malaysia, covering a total land area of 819 km<sup>2</sup>. Like other [[Peninsular Malaysia#Other features|west coast states]], it has a coastline facing the [[Strait of Malacca]], measuring around 20.4 km (12.7 mi) from [[Kuala Sanglang]] at the border with [[Kedah]]'s [[Kubang Pasu District]] up north towards the [[Malaysia-Thailand border]] near Pos Batu Putih, in the vicinity of [[Kuala Perlis]]. From south to north, its topographical profile consists of flat, arable lands of the Kedah–Perlis Plain dotted with numerous [[Mogote|mogotes]], and abruptly rises up high as rolling [[karstic]] hills of the [[Nakawan Range]], which forms the natural boundary between the state and the province of [[Satun province|Satun]] on the [[Thailand|Thai]] side. In general, [[paddy fields]] dominate much of the state's landscape as the Perlisian portion of the Kedah–Perlis Plain had been utilized for [[rice farming]] since antiquity. Meanwhile, the [[Nakawan Range|Nakawan]] runs southwest–northeast along the Thai border from [[Kuala Perlis]] towards [[Kaki Bukit]]. The range is home to the 733-metre tall Mount Perlis, the highest point in the state. ===Climate=== Along with northern [[Kedah]], the entirety of Perlis experiences [[tropical monsoon climate]] ([[Köppen climate classification]]: '''''Am'''''). {{Weather box |width = auto | location = Kangar | metric first = Yes | single line = Yes | Jan high C = 30.2 | Feb high C = 32.4 | Mar high C = 32.4 | Apr high C = 31.1 | May high C = 30.2 | Jun high C = 29.9 | Jul high C = 29.5 | Aug high C = 29.4 | Sep high C = 29.1 | Oct high C = 28.9 | Nov high C = 28.9 | Dec high C = 28.9 | Jan mean C = 26.4 | Feb mean C = 27.7 | Mar mean C = 28 | Apr mean C = 27.6 | May mean C = 27.4 | Jun mean C = 27.4 | Jul mean C = 27 | Aug mean C = 26.9 | Sep mean C = 26.5 | Oct mean C = 26.1 | Nov mean C = 26 | Dec mean C = 25.9 | year mean C = | Jan low C = 23.7 | Feb low C = 24.1 | Mar low C = 24.8 | Apr low C = 25.2 | May low C = 25.4 | Jun low C = 25.3 | Jul low C = 25 | Aug low C = 24.8 | Sep low C = 24.6 | Oct low C = 24.4 | Nov low C = 24.3 | Dec low C = 24 |precipitation colour= |Jan precipitation mm=48 |Feb precipitation mm=44 |Mar precipitation mm=121 |Apr precipitation mm=171 |May precipitation mm=205 |Jun precipitation mm=161 |Jul precipitation mm=167 |Aug precipitation mm=196 |Sep precipitation mm=220 |Oct precipitation mm=272 |Nov precipitation mm=218 |Dec precipitation mm=129 |source 1 = Climate-Data.org<ref> {{cite web|url=https://en.climate-data.org/asia/malaysia/perlis/kangar-971701/|title =Climate:Kangar|access-date =June 30, 2023}} </ref> }}
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