Europe is the second smallest continent in the world. It is surrounded on 3 sides by ocean. It is just over 3.9 million square miles. Europe makes up

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• Europe is the second smallest continent in the world.

• It is surrounded on 3 sides by ocean.• It is just over 3.9 million square miles.• Europe makes up 2% of the Earth’s land mass.• It lies north of the equator.

• Europe is the second smallest continent in the world.

• It is surrounded on 3 sides by ocean.• It is just over 3.9 million square miles.• Europe makes up 2% of the Earth’s land mass.• It lies north of the equator.



• Europe’s population is just over 700 million.• The country with the highest population is Germany with more than 82 million people.

• The largest city in Europe is Moscow, Russia with over 14 million people.

• Europe’s population is just over 700 million.• The country with the highest population is Germany with more than 82 million people.

• The largest city in Europe is Moscow, Russia with over 14 million people.



• There are 48 countries in Europe.• The smallest country is Vatican City.

– It is actually a city in another city, Rome, Italy.– It is home to the Pope.

• The Pope is the leader of the Catholic religion.

• The largest country is Russia.– Russia is so large, most of it is in Asia.

• There are 48 countries in Europe.• The smallest country is Vatican City.

– It is actually a city in another city, Rome, Italy.– It is home to the Pope.

• The Pope is the leader of the Catholic religion.

• The largest country is Russia.– Russia is so large, most of it is in Asia.



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• Europe has many mountainous areas in the South.

• Toward the north, the land turns to hills and then plains.

• Europe is the only continent that DOES NOT have a desert.

• Europe has many mountainous areas in the South.

• Toward the north, the land turns to hills and then plains.

• Europe is the only continent that DOES NOT have a desert.



• The lowest point in Europe is the Caspian Sea in Russia.– It is partially in Asia as well as Europe.

– It is 92 feet below sea level.

• The highest point in Europe is Mount Elbrus in Russia.– It is over 18,000 feet high.

• The lowest point in Europe is the Caspian Sea in Russia.– It is partially in Asia as well as Europe.

– It is 92 feet below sea level.

• The highest point in Europe is Mount Elbrus in Russia.– It is over 18,000 feet high.





• The Alps are one of the largest mountain ranges in Europe.

• The Ural Mountains separate Asia and Russia. They form the eastern border of Europe.

• The Alps are one of the largest mountain ranges in Europe.

• The Ural Mountains separate Asia and Russia. They form the eastern border of Europe.





• Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument located in England.

• Scientists believe that the standing stones were erected around 2200 B.C.

• Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument located in England.

• Scientists believe that the standing stones were erected around 2200 B.C.





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Europe is the second smallest continent in the world. It is surrounded on 3 sides by ocean. It is just over 3.9 million square miles. Europe makes up