Famous landforms around the world

In the background you see the Nile RiverEgypt

• You'll need to scroll down. Just be thankful you didn't live near the Nile growing up a long time ago it flooded but now it has the Aswan high dam to protect people from floods
• The Nile River is one of the reasons people used to live in Egypt because it's a source of water
• The Nile River flows north instead of south

The Dead Sea in Israel.

• The water is 6 times saltier than the ocean.
• It is 1,385 feet below sea level.
• The Dead Sea is located in eastern Israel.

Lake Vernon Sweden

• Its 5,655 square mile and 2,183 wide and its 44ft above sea level and 89ft deep
• Its the Largest Lake in the europian union
• It has a lot of Algae in the water

Jura Mountains in eastern France

• The formation began in Cenozic era as part of the Earths movements that formed the alps
• The width of the Jura Mountains is 225 miles
• There are more than 3 mountains in the Jura Mountains

Amazon River Brazil

• The Amazon River is about 6400 k!
• There is over 3'00 fish species in the Amazon
• Its the largest discharge river in the world

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• The length of the amazon river is apx.6400 kilometers
• There are no bridges across the Amazon river because there is no need
• During the wet season the amazon river can reach over 190 kilometers in width

River Ebro

• Its the longest River in Spain
• Ebro is the most important River in Iberian Peninsula
• Ebro is the second longest River in Iberian Peninsula first is the Tagus River

Mount Vesuvius

• Mount Vesuvius erupted more than 30 times
• the last time it erupted was 1944
• the first time it erupted was about 2000 years ago

Pamir Mountain

• It is about 24,590' [7 '495 m]
• The county that the mountain is in is afghanistan,

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The Rhine River

• The Rhine River is 1,320km long.
• The Rhine River is the busiest river in the world.
• The Rhine River is the longest river in Europe.
• The Rhine River flows through 3 countries.

Anglesey

• Anglesey is a island on the north, west coast of Wales
• Two bridges span the Menai Strait, connecting it to the mainland
• Almost three quarter if the inhabitants are welsh speakers