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EUROPA – Obiekty Których Lokalizację Na Mapie Naleŝy Koniecznie EUROPA – obiekty których lokalizacj ę na mapie nale Ŝy koniecznie zna ć Przyl ądki: Cie śnina Kercze ńska Wyspy Dalmaty ńskie Sudety Nordkinn Morze Azowskie Krk Rudawy Roca Pr ądy morskie: Wyspy Jo ńskie Szumawy Tarifa Golfsztorm Kreta Alpy Wody otaczaj ące: Wyspy i archipelagi wysp: Cyklady Mount Blanc Morze Arktyczne Nowa Ziemia Eubea Bernina Morze Karskie Wyspa Południowa Półwyspy Jura Zatoka Bajdaracka Wyspa Północna Kanin Karpaty Karskie Wrota Kołgujew Fennoskandzki Gierlach Morze Barentsa Ziemia Franciszka Józefa Kolski Pireneje Morze Białe Svalbard Skandynawski Pico de Aneto Morze Grenlandzkie Spitsbergen Zachodni Kornwalijski Góry Kantabryjskie Morze Norweskie Wyspa Nied źwiedzia Jutlandzki Góry Iberyjskie Morze Północne Lofoty Cotentin Góry Kastylijskie Skagerrak Jan Mayen Breto ński Góry Katalo ńskie Kattegat Islandia Iberyjski Sierra Morena Sund Wyspy Owcze Apeni ński Góry Betyckie Wielki Bełt Szetlandy Kalabryjski Mulhacen Mały Bełt Orkady Salenty ński Apeniny Morze Bałtyckie Hebrydy Bałka ński Corno Grande Zatoka Botnicka Wielka Brytania Przesmyk Koryncki Góry Dynarskie Zatoka Fi ńska Man Peloponez Góry Alba ńskie Zatoka Ryska Irlandia Chalcydycki Pindos Zatoka Gda ńska Wyspy Normandzkie Krymski Olimp Zatoka Pomorska Wyspy Fryzyjskie Wulkany czynne: Rodopy Cie śnina Kaleta ńska Fionia Beerenberg Pirin Kanał La Manche Zelandia Hekla Riła Morze Irlandzkie Lolland Aksja Musała Zatoka Biskajska Rugia Laki Bałkany Cie śnina Gibraltarska Bornholm Terceira Góry Krymskie Morze Albora ńskie Uznam Etna Ural Morze Balearskie Wolin Stromboli Narodna Zatoka Lwia Olandia Wezuwiusz Wy Ŝyny Morze Liguryjskie Gotlandia Santoryn Wy Ŝyna Lapo ńska Morze Tyrre ńskie Sarema Pasma górskie i szczyty: Wy Ŝyna Karelska Cie śnina Sycylijska Hiuma Góry Skandynawskie Masyw Armoryka ński Cie śnina Messy ńska Wyspy Alandzkie Galdhopiggen Masyw Centralny Morze Jo ńskie Baleary Góry Kaledo ńskie Puy de Sancy Zatoka Tarencka Ibiza Grampiany Wy Ŝyna Franko ńska Cie śnina Otranto Majorka Ben Nevis Wy Ŝyna Środkowoczeska Morze Adriatyckie Minorka Penniny Wy Ŝyna Małopolska Morze Krete ńskie Korsyka Góry Kambryjskie Rów Rodanu-Saony Morze Egejskie Elba Wogezy Wy Ŝyna Szwajcarska Dardanele Sardynia Schwarzwald Wy Ŝyna Bawarska Morze Marmara Sycylia Ardeny Wy Ŝyna Austriacka Bosfor Malta Re ńskie Góry Łupkowe Wy Ŝ. Mołdawsko-Besarabska Morze Czarne Wyspy Liparyjskie Harz Nowa Kastylia Stara Kastylia Nizina Czarnomorska Saona Jeziora Kotlina Arago ńska Nizina Ocko-Do ńska Tyber Inami Strand Ŝa Nizina Nadkaspijska Pad Saimaa Wy Ŝyny Ukrai ńskie Rzeki Wardar Wygoziero Wy Ŝyny Środkowe Bajdarata Marica Onega Wy Ŝyna Nadwoł Ŝańska Peczora Dunaj Ładoga Wy Ŝyna Bogumilska Dwina Sawa Wener Niziny Newa Drawa Wetter Pojezierze Fi ńskie Dźwina Inn Melar Pojezierze Karelskie Niemen Cisa Pejpus Nizina Angielska Wisła Marusza Ilme ń Ni Ŝ Zachodnioeuropejski Odra Seret Wielki Manycz Basen Paryski Łaba Prut Śniardwy Basen Akwita ński Wezera Dniestr Balaton Podkarpacie Ren Boh Nezyderskie Nizina Wołoska Moza Dniepr Bode ńskie Kotlina Pano ńska Tamiza Prype ć Genewskie Nizina Pada ńska Sekwana Don Maggiore Nizina Andaluzyjska Loara Doniec Como Nizina Tracka Garonna Manycz Garda Ni Ŝ Wschodnioeuropejski Duero Wołga Loch Ness Nizina Dwi ńsko-Peczorska Tag Oka Lodowce Nizina Wschodniobałtycka Gwadiana Kama Vatnajokull Niziny Środkowe Gwadalkiwir Kuma Polesie Ebro Ural Nizina Naddnieprza ńska Rodan Emba .
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