“whats the weather like down there Netherlands? Hahahah”
I’m dumb, how is this calculated? For Belgium it would be lowest 0, highest 670 or sth. How do they take the average of that?
The Netherlands: RalphWiggumImInDanger.gif
I’m surprised Spain is higher than Italy. I guess I’ll have to go there and inspect it personally.
😏😏😏
They don’t use numbers in Portugal
It’s the third time that I see this exact map being used for completely different things.
..instead try to realise there is no Netherlands.
And Portugal?
The low lands represent! Netherlands means low lands 🙂
Also Armenia: 2000+😭
Luxemburg isn’t that low after all.
In Denmark we are not driving to work we are sailing there
How are the Negros so high?
Seen this map atleast 20+ times in the last 5 days
Netherlands number 1!!!
So, Portugal gave up Math?
So to which alternate universe did we Dutch people migrate?
Having said that, if I need to choose one country to join us in an alternate universe, I’d definitely be okay with Denmark.
looks like Andorra is on top of a mountain
The color choice for this map is horrible. It makes Netherlands and Denmark seem like they don’t exist because the color for low height is so close to the white background.
Limburg fucking up our average smh
I was always told that the only country with higher average elevation than Spain was Switzerland. Seems I have been lied since forever. Also, what is Portugal number?
Surprised Montenegro
Another dutch classic
Turkey is full of surprises
I’m surprised Hungary is so low, considering it’s surrounded by mountains. what are you basin these figures on?
so we can create a huge lake in hungary
NL gonna be underwater pretty soon
The highest point in the European Netherlands is 322.4 meters (1,058 ft) above sea level. We call it the Vaalser Mountain.
It’s on that same mountain where the tripoint between Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands is. It’s open borders so it’s just a marker.
Austria, Switzerland – unsurprising. Russia – somewhat surprising, but given how far its land is removed from the closest sea on average, not *that* surprising. But I was really surprised about Turkey.
Turkey is full of mountains near the coasts and the entirety of Eastern Anatolia. Even without the mountains many cities are hilly (Istanbul’s other name is “The City With Seven Hills” for example)
/r/mapswithoutliechtenstein
NL has the best water management system in the world …
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“whats the weather like down there Netherlands? Hahahah”
I’m dumb, how is this calculated? For Belgium it would be lowest 0, highest 670 or sth. How do they take the average of that?
The Netherlands: RalphWiggumImInDanger.gif
I’m surprised Spain is higher than Italy. I guess I’ll have to go there and inspect it personally.
😏😏😏
They don’t use numbers in Portugal
It’s the third time that I see this exact map being used for completely different things.
..instead try to realise there is no Netherlands.
And Portugal?
The low lands represent! Netherlands means low lands 🙂
Also Armenia: 2000+😭
Luxemburg isn’t that low after all.
In Denmark we are not driving to work we are sailing there
How are the Negros so high?
Seen this map atleast 20+ times in the last 5 days
Netherlands number 1!!!
So, Portugal gave up Math?
So to which alternate universe did we Dutch people migrate?
Having said that, if I need to choose one country to join us in an alternate universe, I’d definitely be okay with Denmark.
looks like Andorra is on top of a mountain
The color choice for this map is horrible. It makes Netherlands and Denmark seem like they don’t exist because the color for low height is so close to the white background.
Limburg fucking up our average smh
I was always told that the only country with higher average elevation than Spain was Switzerland. Seems I have been lied since forever. Also, what is Portugal number?
Surprised Montenegro
Another dutch classic
Turkey is full of surprises
I’m surprised Hungary is so low, considering it’s surrounded by mountains. what are you basin these figures on?
so we can create a huge lake in hungary
NL gonna be underwater pretty soon
The highest point in the European Netherlands is 322.4 meters (1,058 ft) above sea level. We call it the Vaalser Mountain.
It’s on that same mountain where the tripoint between Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands is. It’s open borders so it’s just a marker.
Austria, Switzerland – unsurprising. Russia – somewhat surprising, but given how far its land is removed from the closest sea on average, not *that* surprising. But I was really surprised about Turkey.
For more context: https://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/figures/physical-map-of-eurasia
Turkey is full of mountains near the coasts and the entirety of Eastern Anatolia. Even without the mountains many cities are hilly (Istanbul’s other name is “The City With Seven Hills” for example)
/r/mapswithoutliechtenstein
NL has the best water management system in the world …
What is the point of a map like this