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Chernozen
A rich, black soil in Russia.
Permafrost
A permanetly frozen layer of soil, lies beneath the surface of the ground.
Continentality
An effect within the interior portions of a landmass.
Tundra
A vast, treeless plain.
Taiga
A boreal forest belt that covers two-fifths of western Russia and extends into much of Siberia.
Steppe
This temperate grassland area has dry summers and long, cold, winters with swirling winds and blowing snow.
Hydro-Electric Power
Power generated by water.
Continentality
This has more extreme temperatures than any other place in Russia.
Arctic Circle
Almost all of Siberia lies above this and all temperatures are always cold here.
Subarctic
Russia's largest climate reigon.
Most of Russia's Northern European Plain and a small part of Southern Siberia have this climate.
Humid Continental
Russia's cold climate played an important role in the defeat of of Napoleon I in 1812 and of German forces in World War II.
War and Winter
An area between the Black and Caspian Seas north of the Caucasus Mountains and a band along Russia's border have this climate.
Steppe
Mark boundary between Europe and Asia.
Ural Mountains
Lie between the Black and Caspian Seas.
Caucasus Mountains
Has elevations ranging from 1,600 to 2,300 feet.
Central Siberian Plain
Eastern Mountains and basins pass through it.
Siberia
Also known as the Russian plain that sweeps across western and central Europe.
North European Plain
Plain from another area. Largest area of flat land.
West Siberian Plain
Caspian Sea
Place has a large number of Buddhists.
Deepest freshwater lake in the world. Contains twenty percent of the earth's fresh water.
Lake Baikal
Vital to Russia draining much of the eastern part of Russia's North European Plain.
Volga River
One of the largest river systems.
Ob River
Settled near by a combination of local groups and Turkic people.
Lena River
Important source for money and oil.
Petroleum
Needed for other reasons like growing plants.
Natural Gas
An important mineral used alot in Russia.
Nickel
Trees are used for many things like paper and many other things.
Forest