Central Europe: A Regional and Human Geography

Alpine Foreland Austria Baltic basin Basle Bavaria Black Forest Bohemia Bohemian massif canton Carinthia Carpathians cent Central Europe centre century Chur coal coalfield Cologne contrast crops cultivation Danube Danube valley developed drainage east Eastern Elbe Engadine erosion especially farming Flysch folds frontier Geneva glacial glaciers gorge Gotthard Graubünden Hercynian High Tatra Hohe Tauern industry Jura lake land lies limestone loess lower lowland Lucerne mainly massif medieval miles Mittelland modern moraines Moravia mountain nappes Neckar North Sea northern notably pass pasture peat Pennine Alps plain Polabí polders population Pre-Alps railway ranges region relief Reuss Rhine rift Rhine valley Rhône ridges rise river rocks Roman route Ruhr Salzburg sandstone settlement slopes Slovakia soils southern steel streams summer Swiss Switzerland temperature terraces town trench Tyrol uplands upper Rhine Valais Vienna villages Weser Western Alps Western Germany winter zone Zürich