1. Europe Geography Identify, Define, Questions and Labeling

2. Rivers of Europe Identify:1,2,10 Geography: 7,8,11 Label: Atlantic Ocean, Adriatic Sea, Baltic Sea, Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea, North Sea, Danube River and Thames River.

3. Identify: 5 Questions: 1,17,18,19

4. Label: France (red), Germany (green), Italy (purple), Poland (orange), Portugal (yellow), Russia (pink), Spain (gray), United Kingdom (lime green) Questions: 2, 22

5. Label: Alps Mountains, Pyrenees Mountains and Ural Mountains Identify: 6,7,8,16 Questions: 15

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9. print this mapprint this map other bodies of water other bodies of water Caspian Sea The Caspian Sea, located in western Asia on the eastern edges of Europe, is the largest lake on the planet. History records that it's called a sea because the Romans found it salty, especially in the southern reaches, and the name stuck. The measured surface area is 371,000 sq km (143,244 sq mi), and the maximum depth is at 1025 m (3,363 ft). The sea is bordered by the countries of Azerbaijan, Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Iran. Oil and natural gas production platforms are replete along the edges of the sea. In addition, large quantities of sturgeon live in its waters, and the caviar produced from their eggs is a valuable commodity. Fresh water flows into the sea via the Volga River and Ural River in the north, however, the sea remains somewhat salty, central and south.

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