The climate area of Europe you would find citrus of Europe is the Mediterranean. Mild climate. Summers are hot and dry. Winters are moderate and wet.
In the Mediterranean region
the Mediterranean region
Western Europe has areas of both Mediterranean and Maritime Climate.
That would be the tropical savanna.
That depends on what you mean. Politically it would be the European Union; in terms of climate it would be the Atlantic Ocean and also the Arctic. There are many possible interpretations to that question.
Yes, many parts. Around the Alps themselves would be one obvious place, but also in some other areas in Europe.
The gulf stream - it carries warmth towards northern Europe.
Mountainous climates are generally colder than others, so in this case, it would be colder in the mountains than in the rest of Southern Europe.
Central Africa is much nearer to the equator so it would have a warmer climate than northern Europe, which is closer to the Arctic.
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The Ukraine by miles!Hope this would help! :)
The region of Eastern Europe would border Southeast Europe.