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Page 1: Intro to European Geography

1. Copy Homework

2. Take out Homework

3. Do Now

7 October

List as many countries in Europe as you can:

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Introduction to the Geography of Europe

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Southern Europe

PortugalSpainItalyGreece

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Physical:- Access to seas

Strait of Gibraltar

- Peninsula: land surroundedby water on 3 sides

- Lowlands at coasts, higher inland

- Mountains: Alps in Northern Italy, Pyrenees in Northern Spain

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Phys Map

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Climate:

- Warm, sunny climate

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Economy:

- Trade by ship (many ports)

- Fishing

- Tourism (beaches, castles, cultural sites)

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PAUSE

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West-Central Europe

FranceGermanyBelgiumNetherlandsLuxembourgSwitzerland Austria

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Physical

Lowlands closer to ocean, higher elevations as youmove away from the ocean

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Physical: Alps Mountains

Alps - cut Italy off from the rest of Europe

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Physical: Pyrenees Mountains

Pyrenees - mountains serve as a natural border between Spain and France

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Physical: Ural Mountains

Ural Mountains form natural barrier between Europe and Asia

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Northern European Plain

- flat, fertile ground for farming- runs across many countries in NorthernEurope

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Climate

Marine West Coast- Cold Winters, Mild Summers

Colder climates fartheraway from oceans

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Resources

Fertile soil, iron ore, coal, hydroelectric power

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Northern Europe

United Kingdom Ireland NorwaySwedenFinlandIcelandGreenland

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Physical

Hills (Ireland)

- Highlands- Mountains

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Scandinavian Peninsula

Formed byNorway and Sweden(surrounded by wateron 3 sides)

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FjordsU-shaped valleys that connect to the sea Filled with seawater after glaciers melted (Common in Norway)

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North Sea and Baltic Sea

- Very cold- Can be dangerous

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Climate

- Generally, Marine West Coast

BUT……..

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Northern Scandinavia:

- Subarctic: cool with cold, harsh winters

or….FAR north:

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Tundra: permafrost (frozen year-round) with no trees, only mosses

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Ice Hotels (Northern Sweden)

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Resources / Economy:

- Shipping/Fishing

- Timber from forests in Sweden/Finland

- Oil

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EASTERN EUROPE

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Eastern Europe: Physical

Carpathian Mountains(also known as Transylvanian Mountains)

Northern European Plain

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- Danube River = route for trade and transportation

- Danube dumps into the Black Sea

- Black Sea separates Europe from Asia

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Eastern Europe: Climate

- Harsher climatethan Western Europebecause it is farther away from Atlantic Ocean

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Eastern Europe: Natural Resources

coal, natural gas, iron