Europe Physical Maps

Users’ Note
The Outline Maps found on the EasyPlanner CD-ROM are “low-resolution”
maps. This saves you time when printing and viewing the maps with your
computer--perhaps as much as 5-10 minutes per map. However, it means the
maps print using “grayscale,” and depending on the quality of your printer,
the images produced may not be as clear as you would like them to be. For
“high-resolution” maps, please use the print Outline Map booklet found in
the Teacher’s Resource Package.
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Unit
Date
4
Europe
Outline Maps with Activities
Europe: Physical
A. Located in the Northern Hemisphere at the western end of the land mass known as
Eurasia, Europe has a wide variety of landforms and physical features. Use the maps
located in the Unit Atlas on pages 262–267 and throughout Unit 4 to locate the physical
features listed below. Label them on the accompanying outline map.
Bodies of Water
Peninsulas
Other landforms
Mountains
Adriatic Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Baltic Sea
Bay of Biscay
Black Sea
Mediterranean Sea
North Sea
Norwegian Sea
Strait of Gibraltar
Balkan
Iberian
Italian
Jutland
Scandinavian
Massif Central
Meseta
Northern European Plain
Alps
Apennines
Balkans
Carpathian
Pyrenees
Islands
Crete
Great Britain
Iceland
Ireland
Sardinia
Sicily
Rivers
Elbe
Danube
Rhine
Seine
Tagus
B. After labeling your map, use it to answer the following questions.
1. Which sea separates Europe from Africa?
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2. What strategic waterway off the Iberian Peninsula is controlled by the United
Kingdom?
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3. What is the longest river shown on this map?
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4. What two large islands comprise the British Isles?
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5. What sea separates the Italian and Balkan peninsulas?
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