Geo of Europe
Rivers, Lakes and Russia
Climate
Vegetation
Capitals
100

Europe and Russia sit on this huge landmass that reaches from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.

What is Eurasia?


100

The Danube flows through this many countries, more than any other major river in the world.


What is 10?


100


Sacramento shares this climate with southern Europe: long, hot, dry summers and short, mild winters.



What is Mediterranean?


100


This is the most common vegetation zone in Europe and Russia.



What are forests?


100

London

What is the United Kingdom?

200


Among the world's continents, Europe ranks this in size.


What is the 2nd smallest?

200


The Rhine River valley is one of the world's most productive areas for these two activities.


What are farming and industry?

200


Found in or close to the sea, this type of climate stays about the same temperature all year thanks to ocean winds and warm currents.



What is a marine climate?


200


Broad, flat leaves that drop each fall are the mark of this type of forest.



What is deciduous?


200

Stockholm

What is Sweden?

300

This mountain range separates France and Spain.


What are the Pyrenees?


300


East of the Urals, this huge flat area of Siberia is dotted with lakes and swamps.


What is the West Siberian Plain?

300


Inland and far from the sea, this type of climate has hotter summers and colder winters.


What is a continental climate?

300

Covering Mediterranean coasts, this vegetation of small trees and bushes has deep roots, thick bark, and small leaves; olive and cork trees are common.


What is chaparral?


300

Warsaw

What is Poland?

400

Running along 60°E, this mountain range divides Europe from Asia.

What are the Ural Mountains?

400


The world's oldest and deepest lake, it holds about one-fifth of Earth's fresh water.



What is Lake Baikal?


400

Along with latitude and relative location, these landforms, like the Alps and Carpathians, shape Europe's climate by blocking cold northern air.


What are mountain ranges?


400


One of Earth's largest forests, this vast, dark forest of cedar, fir, pine, and spruce stretches across most of Eurasia.


What is the taiga?

400

Copenhagen

What is Denmark?

500

Stretching almost 2,500 miles east to west, this is one of the largest flat areas on Earth.

What is the Northern European Plain?


500


With more than 100 volcanoes, this Russian peninsula has no roads or railroads connecting it to Siberia.


What is the Kamchatka Peninsula

500


Covering most of Siberia, this climate has long, very cold winters and summers too cool and short for farming.



What is subarctic?


500


These grassy plains of temperate grasslands are too dry for trees, and most have been plowed for farms.



What are the steppes?


500

Kyiv

What is Ukraine?