What is the terrain like in Russia?

Answer 1

Russia is composed of broad plains with some hills to the west of the Ural Mountains. The forests are comprised mainly of spruce, birch, and pine trees. The landscape is also covered with bogs, lakes, rivers, and large swamps.

Answer 2

This largely depends on which part of Russia you are talking about. Remember that part of Russian is in Asia, part in Europe and some parts could almost be part of the north pole, being so cold.

Answer 3

Russia consists of broad plain with low hills west of Urals, it has vast coniferous forest and tundra in Siberia, also uplands and mountains (Caucasus range) along southern borders. Russia stretches from the Eastern Europe to the Pacific coast of Asia. It seems only tropical rainforests are not part of its huge expanse of territory.

Answer 4

Russia's terrain is diverse, encompassing vast plains, forests, tundra, mountains, and coastline. The country is home to the Ural Mountains, Siberian taiga, and Arctic tundra. The terrain varies greatly from region to region, offering a mix of landscapes and climates.

Answer 5

There are many variations to the Russian terrain. The Russian terrain consists of many mountains, rivers, a desert, tundra, temperate forest, steppe, plains, and plateaus.

Answer 6

Russia is mainly made up of plains, particularly steppes in the South. In the North, there is a lot of Tundra - frozen (e.g. Siberia)

Answer 7

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