Location Climate and Natural Resources of Germany Unit
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Location, Climate, and Natural Resources of Germany Unit 2 Notes
Germany’s Location s In north-central Europe on European Plain s Southern region = mountainous; central region = hilly and mountainous; northern region = flat plains s Contains the most important commercial waterway in Europe (Rhine River)
Germany’s Climate s Most of Germany has a marine climate s In the west: winters are mild, summers are cool, with rainfall year round s Gulf Stream warms the region, making the land warmer in the winter and cooling it off in the summer s In the east: winters are very cold, summers are very hot with long dry periods
Germany’s Natural Resources s Has many natural resources: iron ore, coal, potash, uranium, nickel, natural gas, & copper s Timber is also a resource, but much of the forests in the north have been cut down for farms & towns s About 1/3 rd of the land is arable
Where People Live s Population: 82, 000 s Land Area: 357, 022 sq km s Germany is one of the most densely populated countries in Europe s 85% of the population lives in urban areas (cities) s Berlin is the largest city & the capital
Remaining Section of the Berlin Wall
Trade s Rhine River is very important for trade s Many German cities lie along the Rhine s Location gives those cities an excellent way to transport goods & people
Questions s 1. What describes the climate of most of Germany? s 2. What are the main natural resources of Germany? s 3. What American states have about the same area as Germany? s 4. Where do most people tend to live in Germany?
- Warm climate
- Climate change 2014 mitigation of climate change
- Vegetation
- Operation transformation process
- Fixed resources and variable resources
- Plant assets are ordinarily presented in the balance sheet
- Some natural resources, such as wheat and cattle, are
- Landforms and natural resources
- Chapter 4 landforms water and natural resources
- Plant assets natural resources and intangible assets
- Natural resources and population growth
- Natural resources photos