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What Scandinavian country is the most mountainous?
Norway is the most mountainous Scandinavian country, with its rugged terrain and numerous peaks contributing to its reputation as having some of the most dramatic landscapes in the region.
Which Norden country is the largest and most populous?
Sweden is the largest country in terms of land area in the Nordic region, while Denmark is the most populous.
What is the most mountainous country in Europe?
Switzerland is the most mountainous country in Europe.
The most mountainous region?
Morocco
Second most mountainous country in Europe?
A physical map of Europe is located in the link below. It seems that the most mountainous region of Europe is either Central Europe or Eastern Europe.
Which country in Europe has the most mountainous terrain?
Switzerland has the most mountainous terrain in Europe.
In what region of the country are most of China's mountains located?
NEar the biggest buddha statue and the eastern side of Asia. Eastern China is not very inhabitable because of its mountainous region
What country is the flattest of Nordic nations?
Denmark is the flattest of the Nordic nations, with much of its landscape lying at or near sea level. The majority of the country consists of low-lying plains and coastal areas, making it one of the most geographically flat nations in the region.
Which of the Scanndinavian countries is most mountainous?
Sweden is the most mountainous Scandinavian country.
Where is the most mountainous region in Europe located?
The most mountainous region in Europe is located in the Alps, which stretch across several countries including France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, and Germany.
In what country is secular humanism most popular?
Probably in the Nordic nations.
What country receives the most amount of rainfall?
The country that receives the most amount of rainfall is Colombia, specifically the Chocó region, which experiences heavy rainfall throughout the year due to its proximity to the equator and its mountainous terrain.
