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Europe
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VMS Library 20082009
1
Satellite View
2
Longitude /
Latitude
3
Europe’s Latitude vs.
US
4
3,800 square miles
5
Regions
6
Northern Peninsulas
Scandinavian
Peninsula
Jutland
Peninsula
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Southern
Peninsulas
Iberian
Peninsul
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Crimean
Peninsul
Italian
a
Balkan
Peninsul
Peninsul Anatolea
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la
8
Mediterranean Sea:
Strait of Gibraltar &
the “Pillars of
Hercules”
2,400 miles long & 1,000 miles wide
“Crossroads of 3 Continents”
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Rivers
Po R.
T
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The Danube River
17 7
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The Danube River
Where Buda
& Pest Meet
Flows through the 12 countries of
Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary,
Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Slovenia, Bulgaria, Romania, and the
Ukraine.
12
The Alps
Cover most of Switzerland,
Austria, and parts of Italy and
France.
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Mt. Blanc in the Alps
Highest mountain in the Alps: 15,771 feet
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15
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mi l
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Ural Mountains:The Great
Divide
Divides the European and
Asian sections of Russia.
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The Ural Mountains
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The BENELUX Countries
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
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Holland’s Dikes
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Amsterdam’s Canals
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Norwegian Fjords
Glaciers
cut deep
valleys in
the ocean
during the
Ice Age.
20
Reykjavik, Iceland:
“The Youngest Oldest
Country”
Volcanoes
Hot
Springs
Geysers
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Mt. Etna, Sicily
An active
volcano
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Eastern Europe
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Russia’s 10 Time Zones
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Siberia -->
Permafrost
Average temperatures of January
vary from 0 to -50°C, and in
July from 1 to 25°C
150,000,000 population.
25
Lake Baikal,
Siberia
The oldest and deepest
lake in the world.
20% of the world’s total
unfrozen water supply.
26
Trans-Siberian
Railroad
Completed in 1905
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Trans-Siberian Railroad
The main line runs 5,785 miles.
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Climat
e
29
Average Annual
Precipitation
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Germany’s Black Forest
31
Germany’s Black
Forest
32
Tundra: The Not-So-Barren
Land
Below the Arctic Circle
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LAND USE
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Population Density
[People Per Square Mile]
Belgium
336.82
Mexico
52.15
Japan
336.72
United States
29.77
India
336.62
World
14.42
United
Kingdom
244.69
Norway
14.42
Italy
192.96
Canada
3.36
France
108.09
Russia
8.61
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