The North-Western Highlands

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Which region is referred to as the Fennoscandian Shield?

  • Sweden
  • Finland (correct)
  • Iceland
  • Norway

What is the age of the north-western highlands?

  • Middle-aged mountains in Europe
  • Youngest mountains in Europe
  • Among the oldest mountains in Europe (correct)
  • Recently formed mountains in Europe

Where are the north-western highlands located in relation to the coast?

  • Close to the coast (correct)
  • Very high up in the mountains
  • Far away from the coast
  • Inland

What kind of coastline is found in the north-western highlands?

<p>Highly rugged and indented (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which rivers flow through the central uplands?

<p>The Rhine and the Rhone (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which country is the Black Forest located in?

<p>Germany (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which mountain range is NOT part of the central uplands?

<p>The Alps (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum height of the central uplands?

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Which ocean coast does the central uplands stretch from?

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Study Notes

Fennoscandian Shield

  • Refers to a geological region encompassing northern Europe, specifically Finland, Norway, and parts of Sweden.

North-Western Highlands

  • The north-western highlands are approximately 1.5 billion years old.
  • Located away from the coast, generally positioned inland from the western shoreline.

Coastline Description

  • Features a rugged and rocky coastline characteristic of highland areas.

Rivers in Central Uplands

  • Major rivers include the Main, Neckar, and Danube, which traverse the upland region.

Black Forest

  • The Black Forest is situated in Germany, renowned for its dense woods and picturesque landscapes.

Mountain Ranges Excluded from Central Uplands

  • The Ore Mountains are not part of the central uplands.

Maximum Height of Central Uplands

  • The highest peak in the central uplands reaches about 1,500 meters above sea level.

Central Uplands and Ocean

  • The central uplands stretch from the North Sea coast to the eastern areas, bordering several major rivers.

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