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The mountains, plains, rivers, coasts and basins that shape Europe.
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Norway's coast has long, steep-walled inlets that reach far inland below sea level. What is this landform called?
A broad, low, flat belt stretches from northern France across Germany and Poland. What landform best describes this part of Europe?
Italy extends into the Mediterranean Sea and is surrounded by water on three sides. What kind of landform is Italy?
In the Netherlands, low land has been reclaimed from the sea and protected by dikes. What is this reclaimed land called?
Where the Danube reaches the Black Sea, it splits into distributaries and builds marshy new land. What landform is this?
The Baltic coast near Sweden and Finland is dotted with many rocky islands in groups. What is a group of islands called?
Hungary lies in a low, enclosed area ringed by the Carpathians, Alps, and Dinaric highlands. What landform is this?
Spain's Meseta is a high, broad surface standing above nearby coastal lowlands. What landform is it?
What range separates the Iberian Peninsula from the rest of Europe, running from the Bay of Biscay to the Mediterranean coast?
What mountain system arcs from southeastern France across Switzerland and Austria, separating northern Italy from southern Germany?
What range forms the spine of the Italian Peninsula between the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Adriatic Sea?
What mountain arc lies around the Pannonian Basin and stretches through Slovakia, Ukraine, and Romania?
What range runs along the Norway-Sweden border, between the Norwegian Sea side and the Baltic drainage side?
What mountain range forms the eastern edge of European Russia and is often used as a boundary between Europe and Asia?
What range lies between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, marking a southern edge often used for Europe?
Southern Norway, Finland, and northern Scotland have many shallow lakes, bare rock, and thin soil. What process shaped that surface?
Parts of northern France, Germany, and Poland have fertile loess soils made of fine silt. What process deposited that material?
Norway's coast has long, deep sea inlets with steep walls and U-shaped cross sections. What process made them?
Many Alpine valleys have U-shaped floors, cirques, and hanging valleys. What created those landforms?
Low North Sea coasts of the Netherlands and Germany have dunes and barrier islands that keep shifting. What mainly shapes that coast?
Parts of Slovenia and Croatia have caves, sinkholes, and underground streams. What process explains this karst landscape?
The Alps, Pyrenees, and Apennines are high ranges near southern Europe. What plate process helped build them?
Hungary's Pannonian Basin is a low, flat plain ringed by mountains. What process created this flat surface?
What river rises in the Swiss Alps and flows northwest across Germany and the Netherlands to the North Sea?
What river begins in Germany's Black Forest and flows east across central and southeastern Europe to the Black Sea?
What river rises in the Valdai Hills northwest of Moscow and flows south to the Caspian Sea?
What river rises in the Swiss Alps, passes through Lake Geneva, and flows through southeastern France to the Mediterranean Sea?
What river rises in the western Alps and crosses northern Italy's broad plain before entering the Adriatic Sea?
What river rises in Russia and flows south through Belarus and Ukraine before reaching the Black Sea?
What river begins in the Carpathian region of southern Poland and flows north across Poland to the Baltic Sea near Gdańsk Bay?
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