European Geography

1. The capital of Norway
4. Hungary’s larger neighbor to the east
5. This river flows through the Apennine Peninsula
7. This Serbian capital city developed on the banks of the Danube
10. The strait separating Spain from Africa
13. Fed by the River X, this region developed into a strong industrial base for Germany
14. The Roman ____ were a series of walls, forts and watchtowers stretching from the Rhine to the Danube.
17. This mountain range gives Europe its natural boundary from Asia.
18. Huns, Scythians, Mongols and Turks were all originally ___
20. Stream This ocean current brings the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean to Europe’s coastal regions, warming its continental winds.
21. Originating in the Swiss Alps, this river marks the Franco-German border before emptying into the North Sea
22. This mountain range forms a border between Spain and France
24. The capital of Croatia

2. This country separates the length of Norway from Finland
3. Podgorica is its capital city
6. This mountain range of Central & Eastern Europe, provides a natural border between Slovakia and Romania.
8. This tiny Alpine country is wedged between Switzerland and Austria
9. Situated east of X, this dry-weather coniferous forest, has a permanently frozen topsoil
11. The capital of Switzerland
12. This peninsula, to the south of Ukraine, extends into the Black Sea
14. Our crossword wouldn’t be complete without this Slovenian capital with its funky spelling
15. The Vikings sailed through this river to reach the Caspian Sea
16. This river links the countries of the Balkan Peninsula to each other
19. These grasslands to the north of the great Eurasian mountain chain provided a corridor for pastoral nomads.
23. This river flows through Paris