The relief of europe 6th primary
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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. S O C I A L S C I E N C E 6 T H O F P R I M A R Y THE RELIEF OF EUROPE
- 2. EUROPE - BOUNDARIES Europe is our continent Europe is in the North hemisphere It is in the same continental mass with Asia Its boundaries or limits are: On the NORTH, the Artic Ocean On the SOUTH, the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea On the EAST, the Ural Mounts ,the Ural River and the Caspian Sea On the WEST, the Atlantic Ocean
- 3. RELIEF In Europe there are: MOUNTAIN RANGES: the most important are: The Pyrenees in Spain, The Alps in Italy, the Apennines, the Carpathians, etc. PLATEAUS: the most important are: the Central Plateau in Spain PLAINS: the great European plain, the East European plain ELEMENTS OF THE COASTAL RELIEF, such as islands, peninsulas, archipelagos, capes, golfs.
- 4. RELIEF
- 5. THE COASTS The coasts of Europe are very different. There are two kinds of coasts depending on the sea or ocean that is surrounded: ATLANTIC COAST: It is very rocky and we can see: ISLANDS – for example: Iceland and the United Kingdom CAPES – for example: Fisterra cape GOLFS – for example: Bizcay Golf MEDITERRANEAN COAST: It is low and sandy, we can see: PENÍNSULAS: Iberian peninsula, Italian peninsula and Balkanian peninsula ISLANDS – for example: Creta, Chipre, Sicilia ARCHIPELAGOS – for example: the Balearic Islands in Spain
- 6. EUROPEAN CLIMATES In Europe, we can distinguish six different kinds of climate: POLAR CLIMATE CONTINENTAL CLIMATE OCEANIC CLIMATE MOUNTAIN CLIMATE MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE SUBTROPICAL CLIMATE
- 7. POLAR CLIMATE It is in the North of Europe, near to the Artic Ocean The temperatures are low all the year The precipitations are not too much, but it snows.
- 8. CONTINENTAL CLIMATE It is in the East of Europe The temperatures are extremes: It doesn’t rain a lot, only in spring or autumn Very hot in summer Very cold in winter
- 9. OCEANIC CLIMATE It is in the north of Spain, Franche, the United Kingdom, Germany It rains all the year, mainly in autumn and winter Soft winters and soft summers
- 10. MOUNTAIN CLIMATE It is in the high places of Europe, for example: the Pyrenees, the Alps, etc. The temperatures are cold in winter and soft in summer There are a lot of precipitation. In winter, it normally snows and in summer, it normally rains.
- 11. MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE It is in the countries that are next to the Mediterranean Sea – for example: Italy, Spain, Greece. The temperatures are soft in winter and hot in summer The precipitations are irregular, they depend on the season. Sometimes they can cause big problems, such as flood.
- 12. SUBTROPICAL CLIMATE It is in the Canary Islands The temperatures are soft (15-20 ºC) all the year It doesn’t rain a lot