Capitals
The Scottish capital.
Edinburgh
The Alps run through this many countries.
4
The country bordered by Belgium and Germany.
The Netherlands
The biggest European country.
Russia
The difference between coniferous and deciduous.
Most coniferous tree do not lose their leaves in the fall. Most deciduous trees do lose their leaves in the fall.
Helsinki is the capital of this country.
Finland
The highest point in the Alps.
Mt. Blanc (15,774 ft.)
Bordered by Italy, France, Austria and Germany.
Switzerland
St. Patrick's Cathedral is in this country.
Ireland
The two oceans that border Europe.
Atlantic and Arctic Oceans.
The capital of Germany
Berlin
Natural border between Europe and Asia.
The Ural Mountains
Estonia is bordered by these two countries.
Russia and Latvia
The Ural Mountains are located in this country.
Russia
Tallest mountain in Europe.
Mt. Elbrus (18,510 ft.)
Belarus' capital.
Minsk
The two mountain ranges that separates Western Europe from Southern Europe.
The Pyrenees and the Alps.
Finland, Norway, Baltic Sea, and Norwegian Sea.
Sweden
Portuguese is the official language of this European Country.
Portugal
Busiest waterway in Europe.
The Rhine.
Capital of Spain.
Madrid
The channel (waterway) between the United Kingdom and mainland Europe.
English Channel.
Russia, Belarus, Latvia, and Poland border this country.
Lithuania
Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg and Spain border this country.
France
What is a Polder?
A piece of low-lying land reclaimed from the sea. (Specifically in the Netherlands.)