Geography of Poland & Tenerife by Group 5
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This presentation compares Tenerife and Poland. Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands located off the coast of Africa, while Poland is a country located in central Europe. Both locations are described in terms of geography, bodies of water, aquatic and plant life, and climate. Tenerife is characterized by volcanic landscapes and a warm climate without rivers or lakes, while Poland has access to the Baltic Sea and Vistula River with temperate summers and cold winters. Notable plants and animals in each location are also outlined.
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Poland has lowlands in the north and mountains in the south, including the Carpathians, Sudetes, and Świętokrzyskie Mountains. The Baltic Sea borders Poland and connects to the Atlantic Ocean, draining through straits into the Kattegat sea. Poland's longest rivers are the Vistula, Oder, and Warta Rivers. Poland has a population of around 37.9 million people. Tenerife is located off the coast of Africa and has a mountainous landscape and dry climate that makes it a popular tourist destination. Its population is 933,402.
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- 1. PRESENTATION ON TENERIFE AND POLAND Created by Group 5
- 2. WHERE IS TENERIFE? • Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands and is home to the highest point in Spain, the tip of the Mount Teide volcano. • It is in a central position between the islands of Gran Canaria, La Gomera ( the closest , 27 km away) and La Palma. The island is just over 300 km from the African continent and 1300 km from the Iberian Peninsular.
- 3. WHERE IS POLAND? • Located in the continent of Europe, Poland covers 304,255 square kilometers of land and 8,430 square kilometers of water, making it the 70th largest nation in the world with a total area of 312,685 square kilometers. • Poland shares land borders with 7 countries: Belarus, Lithuania, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, Russia.
- 4. ARE THERE ANY RIVERS, LAKES OR SEAS IN TENERIFE? • This is an island which doesn’t have any rivers, lakes or seas but it is surrounded by a huge Atlantic Ocean.
- 5. RIVERS, LAKES AND SEAS IN POLAND • Poland has acces to the Baltic Sea • The largest and probably best known river of Poland is the Vistula River (Wisła) • Poland has one of the highest amounts of lakes in the world, with only Finland having a greater density of lakes. The largest lakes cover more than 100 square kilometres and include: Lake Sniardwy, Lake Mamry in Masuria, Lake Lebsko and Lake Drawsko in Pomerania.
- 6. WHAT AQUATIC ANIMALS CAN WE FIND IN TENERIFE? •Bottlenose dolphin. •Angel shark. •Risso's dolphin. •Loggerhead sea turtle. •Striped dolphin. •Black coral. •Blue whale. •Sunfish.
- 7. WHAT AQUATIC ANIMALS CAN WE FIND IN POLAND? • the grey seal • harbour seal • ringed seal • Crabs • Shrimp • Jellyfish
- 8. PLANTS IN TENERIFE • Tenerife Flora - plants, flowers and trees endemic of the island • The Dragon Tree. • Canarian Pine Tree. • The Teide Violet. • Canarian Palm. • Tenerife Cactus (Tunera & Penca) • Almond Tree. • Bejeque. • Tajinaste.
- 9. PLANTS IN POLAND • Of the relatively few plant species native to Poland, most grow in the Carpathian mountain range, in the south of the country. Poa nobilis, a perennial grass, and Euphrasia tatrae, a flowering herb, are both common in the Carpathian mountains.
- 10. WHAT IS THE WEATHER LIKE IN TENRIFE? • Tenerife is known internationally for its warm and pleasant climate, as the "Island of Eternal Spring”. The island, which lies at the same latitude as central Florida, enjoys a warm tropical climate with an average of 18–24 °C in the winter and 24–28 ° in the summer.
- 11. WHAT IS THE WEATHER LIKE IN POLAND? • Polish climate can be described as a temperate climate with relatively cold winters and warm summers.
- 12. THANKS FOR ATTENTION . Group 5 Gabriela W. Angela P. Zuzanna W. Kamila W. Tomasz D. Keila M. D. Eric Joel M. B. Gabriela M. R. Victor N. B. Alberto N. M. Princessa Aisosa O. T.