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Europe has some of the major rivers in the world, including the Volga which is the longest and has many navigable tributaries used as a main transport route. The Rhine and Danube are also important trade routes, with the Danube running through several European capitals. The climate varies across Europe, with warm oceanic and Mediterranean climates along coastal regions, and colder continental and polar climates found more inland and in northern regions.
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Class powerpoint from 8-25-11. European Physical Features. These are the notes you should have in your graphic organizer.
Geography of europe def1
Europe has diverse geographic features including peninsulas, islands, seas, rivers and mountain ranges that help define its boundaries and regions. Major physical features include the Mediterranean Sea, Atlantic Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Ural Mountains and various peninsulas and islands. Rivers such as the Danube, Volga, Rhine and Seine flow across the continent draining into surrounding seas and oceans. Mountain ranges like the Alps, Pyrenees and Carpathians add relief to Europe's generally low-lying terrain. The continent has a variety of climates from Arctic to Mediterranean influenced by these physical elements.
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This document provides information about the types of relief, mountain systems, coastal relief, rivers, and climate in Europe. It describes the central plain that extends from central to western Europe in a triangular shape opening to the Atlantic Ocean. It notes the mountain systems that border the Mediterranean Sea, such as the Pyrenees, Alps, Apennines, Carpathians, Balkans and Caucasus, as well as lower mountain systems in northern Europe. It lists the main climates in Europe as Mediterranean, Continental, Atlantic, Polar, and Subtropical.
europe.pptx
Europe is a densely populated and highly industrialized peninsula located between latitudes 36° and 72° North, and longitudes 10° West and 60° East. It has over 50 countries and a population of 738 million people, making it the third most populous continent. Major physical features include the Alps, Pyrenees, and Ural Mountains, and coastlines border the Mediterranean, North, and Baltic Seas. Europe has a variety of climates and vegetation zones, from tundra in the north to Mediterranean climates in the south. Agriculture, fishing, and industry are major economic activities in Europe.
Geography of europe1
1. Europe's major physiographic regions include the Western Uplands, Alpine System, European Lowlands, and Central Uplands.
2. The Western Uplands include mountainous regions like Scandinavia, Scotland, and Portugal that were largely carved by glacial activity. Fjords are a distinctive landscape feature found in Norway.
3. The European Lowlands span much of northern Europe and include large, flat plains ideal for agriculture. Countries like Germany, Poland, and France occupy parts of this low-lying region.
Geography of europe1
1. Europe's major physiographic regions include the Western Uplands, Alpine System, European Lowlands, and Central Uplands.
2. The Western Uplands include Scandinavia, Scotland, and parts of Spain and Portugal. Fjords are characteristic of this glacially-carved region.
3. The European Lowlands span Germany, Poland, the Netherlands, and other countries. It is densely populated with fertile farmland and natural resources.
Geography of europe1
1. Europe's major physiographic regions include the Western Uplands, Alpine System, European Lowlands, and Central Uplands.
2. The Western Uplands include Scandinavia, Scotland, and parts of Spain and Portugal. Fjords are characteristic of this glacially-carved region.
3. The European Lowlands span Germany, Poland, the Netherlands, and other countries. It is densely populated with fertile farmland and natural resources.
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- The climate and vegetation zones of Europe ranging from tundra in the north to Mediterranean climates in the south.
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- Information on the European Union including its origins and main institutions located across Belgium and Luxembourg.
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Europe is bounded by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, the Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea to the south, and the Ural Mountains and Caspian Sea to the east. The relief of Europe includes mountain ranges such as the Alps and Pyrenees, plateaus, plains, and coastal features like islands, peninsulas, and gulfs. The coasts of Europe are varied, with the Atlantic coast being rocky and featuring islands and capes, and the Mediterranean coast being low and sandy with peninsulas and islands. Europe has several climates including polar, continental, oceanic, mountain, Mediterranean, and subtropical.
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1) Europe is the second smallest continent located between the Arctic and North Atlantic oceans, extending from Iceland in the west to Russia in the east.
2) Europe is characterized by several peninsulas including the Iberian, Italian, Balkan, Scandinavian, and Jutland peninsulas which have made Europe an important economic and cultural force.
3) The continent can be divided into four main physical regions from north to south - the Western Uplands along its western edge including mountainous Scandinavia and the British Isles, the low-lying North European Plain extending east across northern Europe, the Central Uplands of western-central Europe, and the highest Alpine Mountains of southern Europe including
Europe.pptx
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The document provides information on the seven continents:
1) There are seven continents - Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia.
2) The continents were originally joined together in a supercontinent called Pangaea before breaking apart.
3) The continents are still moving today due to plate tectonics, with examples given of Europe and North America moving apart each year.
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Europe
- 1. Europe
- 2. The european relief -The small continent with some of the major rivers in the world. -Most of it is low, a very large central part is a plain. -The younger mountain ranges cover the centre and the East part. - The Pyrenees and the Balkans form europe from France to Russia.
- 3. The Ural mountains The ural river The Caspian sea The Alps The Caucasus Pyrenees The Balkans
- 4. • The european rivers are very important. • The Volga is the longest and many of its tibutaries are navigable as the main river transport route. • The Rhine is also an important trade route. • The Danube runs through several european capitals.
- 6. The european climate • It is mostly warm • The oceanic or maritime is typical of the atlantic side. • The mediterranean climate is long the mediterranean coast. • The continental climate is in the centre and east. • Cold climates are found in polar regions. • The polar climate is in the north of the Scandinavian penninsula and Russia. • The alpine or high mountain is found onb the highest peaks , such as the Alps.