A map key is a box of information on a map that tells you what the lines and symbols on the map mean.

The scale on a map shows what size the area that is represented in the map really is.

An interpretation is an opinion on or explanation of the meaning of something.

A physical feature is natural and has not been built by humans.

Physical features of countries in Europe

Geography

This unit provides a foundation for 'Europe: What is it like to live in Northern Italy?', which extends and deepens pupils’ understanding of physical and human geography and processes through a case study of Northern Italy as a region of Europe.

This Unit extends and deepens pupils’ understanding of physical and human geography and processes through a study of the diverse landscapes and places of Europe. 

Europe: how diverse are its landscapes and places?

These maps show the landscape and rivers. 

These maps show country borders, cities and towns.

Match the correct key word and definition.

How distance on the map compares to the actual distance on the ground.

A key on a map explains what the symbols on the map mean.

What physical features are seen in Northern Europe?

Which of these mountain ranges are in Europe?

Match each physical feature to the European country it is located in.

Match the country to the correct capital city.

A major city usually has a population of over {{}}

Which of these climate zones are found in Europe?

Atlas maps are a useful way of investigating a location. They provide a {{}} image.

Physical features are {{}} features, for example rivers and mountains. Which word correctly fills the gap?

Which of these are physical landmarks in Europe?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Physical features of countries in Europe

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.