"Russia" Our neighboring regions and countries PPT courseware

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"Russia" Our neighboring regions and countries PPT courseware

1. The geographical location and scope of Russia

1. Geographical location

The latitude position is mostly located at 30°E---180°, 50°N-70°N.

sea ​​and land location

Russia is located in the ____ part of the Eurasian continent, bordering the ____ Ocean to the north.

It is bordered by ____ (____ sea) to the west and ____ ocean to the east.

Bordering the ____ Sea and ____ Sea in the southwest, it is a typical ____ country.

2. Russia’s main neighbors

3. Territory scope of Russia

Russia spans two continents, ____ and ____, and a country in the eastern and western hemispheres. It is ____ kilometers long from east to west.

It is about ____ kilometers wide from north to south and covers an area of ​​more than ____ million square kilometers. It is a country with a land area of ​​____ in the world, a country that spans ____ longitudes, and a coastline of ____. Its capital is ____.

Why is Russia said to be a traditionally European country?

1. Although Europe only occupies 1/4 of the area, 3/4 of the population is in Europe

2. The capital Moscow and most cities are in Europe, and the European part is its political, economic and cultural center.

3. The Siberian region in Asia is not developed enough.

2. Russia’s topographic areas and main rivers

The Eastern European Plain is located in eastern Europe and is one of the second plains in the world. It ranges from the Arctic Ocean in the north to the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea in the south; from the Ural Mountains in the east to the Baltic Sea in the west, it covers an area of ​​nearly 4 million square kilometers with an average altitude of about 170 meters. .

west siberian plain

The largest plain in Asia and the third largest plain in the world.

Central Siberian Plateau

The largest plateau in central Siberia, Russia.

(1) Russian terrain characteristics:

1. The terrain is high in the east and low in the west, high in the south and low in the north.

2. Mainly plains and plateaus, relatively flat and vast in area.

(2) Major rivers and lakes

1. The Volga River flows into ____ from ____ to ____. It is the longest river in Europe and the longest inland river in the world.

2. The Yenisei River flows into ____ from ____ to ____.

3. The Lena River flows into ____ from ____ to ____.

4. The world’s deepest and largest freshwater lake: ____.

Why is Oymyakon known as the "cold pole" of the northern hemisphere?

(Tip: Combine latitude position, land and sea position and terrain analysis)

1) The latitude is higher, the sun’s height is small, and the solar radiation received is less;

2) Located deep inland, this area is controlled by cold and high pressure in winter;

3) The terrain is high on the west, south and east sides and low on the north side. The opening faces the Arctic Ocean, where the cold air flow from the Arctic Ocean accumulates.

(3) Mineral resources

1. Oil: Abundant, with annual oil production ranking first in the world;

2. Gold: second in the world, second to South Africa;

3. An important base for Russian metal smelting: the Ural Mountains.

Consolidate in class

1. Russia’s territory spans the north of ________ and ________ and is the largest country in the world.

2. Among the territories of Russia, although the European part only occupies ________, it has concentrated the population of ________ in Russia. This has always been the center of Russia's ________, ________ and culture. Therefore, Russia is a traditional ________ country.

3. The terrain of Russia is ________, ________ and ________ are vast. Bounded by the ________ River, the western region is dominated by ________, with ________ plains and ________ plains; the eastern region is dominated by ________ and ________, with ________ plateaus and ________ _Mountain.

4. Most areas of Russia have a ________ climate. In Siberia, winter is ________ and ________, and summer is ________ and ________. Part of Europe is relatively warm and humid due to the influence of the ________ Ocean.

5. The longest river in Europe is

A. Ob River B. Volga River C. Danube River D. Lena River

6. Russia’s largest city and political, economic, cultural and transportation center is

A. Moscow B. Yakutsk C. Novosibirsk D. St. Petersburg

7. The deepest freshwater lake in the world is

A. Lake Baikal B. Caspian Sea C. Lake Geneva D. Aral Sea

8. Russia has a cold climate and is known as the "Northern Hemisphere Cold Pole"

A. Arctic Ocean coast B. West Siberian Plain

C. Oymyakon D. Pacific Coast

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