I am surprised Belgium’s elevation is higher on average than the whole of the UK’s? Since the UK does have – what I think could be described as – actual mountains. Since I am Dutch I find the Ardennes properly impressive in terms of elevation but mountains they ain’t.
Andorra is 1996 but it’s gray on the map instead of the really dark brown?
Jesus should chosen Netherlands to walk on water.
I thought Russia would be higher given the presence of Mount Elbrus. Then I realised how much of barren flatlands they have.
Yes, we are high.
Lol, this is by far the most nonsensical thing I’ve seen. What on earth do you expect to learn from this?
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Some people think it never snows in Turkey.
It does.
fyi.
Between France and Russia Europe is a meadow.
the netherlands aren’t named after the minecraft nether for no reason
It’s over Europe! We have the high ground!
Denmark is free to join our little community of flatter lands, but seeing it in person, it’s not as flat as the Netherlands 100*, it’s just a bunch of hills that basically never quite exceed ten meters high, with a few exceptions.
How Belarus is only 3 meters lower than Poland? We have (some) proper mountains.
if we would take Central slovakia it would be a lot higher i think.
probably western slovakia pulling the average down a ton.
funny how the highest point in Denmark (himmelbjerget, meaning “heaven mountain”) with its 147m, isn’t even higher than the average height of most surrounding countries.
I would like to see a map about average flatness (average rate of elevation change) if that’s sensible. Basically how mountainous a country is.
In fact, in Denmark, no one even knows where the fuck the highest point is:
I’ve always found it quite amusing that we Norwegians promote ourselves as *the* mountainous country, but our mountains aren’t really that tall compared to the average country. This just confirms the hoax.
S.kmişiz yine
The Netherlands should get rid of Limburg and become equilibrium.
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Suck it, Denmark!
I am surprised Belgium’s elevation is higher on average than the whole of the UK’s? Since the UK does have – what I think could be described as – actual mountains. Since I am Dutch I find the Ardennes properly impressive in terms of elevation but mountains they ain’t.
Andorra is 1996 but it’s gray on the map instead of the really dark brown?
Jesus should chosen Netherlands to walk on water.
I thought Russia would be higher given the presence of Mount Elbrus. Then I realised how much of barren flatlands they have.
Yes, we are high.
Lol, this is by far the most nonsensical thing I’ve seen. What on earth do you expect to learn from this?
aka. best unflooded places to invest in alpine subtropical villas in 2050
Some people think it never snows in Turkey.
It does.
fyi.
Between France and Russia Europe is a meadow.
the netherlands aren’t named after the minecraft nether for no reason
It’s over Europe! We have the high ground!
Denmark is free to join our little community of flatter lands, but seeing it in person, it’s not as flat as the Netherlands 100*, it’s just a bunch of hills that basically never quite exceed ten meters high, with a few exceptions.
How Belarus is only 3 meters lower than Poland? We have (some) proper mountains.
if we would take Central slovakia it would be a lot higher i think.
probably western slovakia pulling the average down a ton.
For those interested in the insane mountains found in [the Netherlands](https://youtu.be/rBZUQ_l3Q_o) or those in those [in Denmark.](https://youtu.be/EM8yUKwPjwA)
Don’t get oxygen deprivation!
Metres*
funny how the highest point in Denmark (himmelbjerget, meaning “heaven mountain”) with its 147m, isn’t even higher than the average height of most surrounding countries.
I would like to see a map about average flatness (average rate of elevation change) if that’s sensible. Basically how mountainous a country is.
In fact, in Denmark, no one even knows where the fuck the highest point is:
https://youtu.be/EM8yUKwPjwA
I’ve always found it quite amusing that we Norwegians promote ourselves as *the* mountainous country, but our mountains aren’t really that tall compared to the average country. This just confirms the hoax.
S.kmişiz yine
The Netherlands should get rid of Limburg and become equilibrium.
Turkey being above Austria has blown my mind
100 Meters over sea level gang here
Alp Mountains 🤝 Anatolian Mountains