Attacker in Harz Mountain, Germany

Germany is located in central Europe, bordering Poland and Czech Republic in the east, Austria and Switzerland in the south, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France in the west, and Denmark, the North Sea and the Baltic Sea in the north. It has the largest number of neighbors in Europe.

Germany and the United States have various landforms, including rolling hills, plateaus, hills, beautiful lakes and vast plains. The whole terrain of Germany can be divided into five distinctive regions: North German Lowland, Zhongshan Uplift, Southwest Zhongshan Trapezoidal Belt, South Alpine Frontier Belt and Bavarian Alps.

The northern lowlands are characterized by hills, coastal highlands and lakes dotted between clay terraces and grasslands, and swamps and yellow land extend southward before the uplift of the central mountains. The uplift of the central mountains divides Germany into north and south. The mid-range trapezoid in the southwest includes the upper Rhine lowlands and its marginal mountains. Southern alps includes Bavarian Plateau in Schwaben, hills and lakes in the south, gravel plains, lower Bavarian hills and Danube depressions. Bavarian Alps include Algard Alps, Bavarian Alps and Berchtesgaden Alps, where picturesque lakes are scattered. There are six mountains in Germany.

The terrain is low in the north and high in the south, which can be divided into four terrain areas: north german plain, with an average elevation of less than 100 meters; China and German are both mountainous areas, which are composed of high blocks from east to west. In the southwest Rhine fault valley area, the mountains on both sides are undulating and the valley walls are steep; Bavarian Plateau and southern alps, among which Zugpitz, the main peak of Bourne Alps, is 2963 meters above sea level, which is the highest peak in China.

Germany is located in the cool westerlies between continental climates in the eastern Atlantic Ocean, where the temperature fluctuates very little. Rainfall is distributed throughout the year. In summer, the average temperature in the lowlands of northern Germany is about 18, and that in the mountainous areas of southern Germany is about 20. In winter, the average temperature in the lowlands of northern Germany is about 1.5, and the average temperature in the mountainous areas of southern Germany is about -6. The exception is the Upper Rhine Valley with warm climate, Upper Bavaria, where you can often feel the hot south wind blowing from the Alps, and Harz Mountain with biting mountain wind, cool summer and snowy winter, thus forming its own unique climate zone. Due to different geographical conditions in different regions, the highest temperature in Germany is between 20 and 30, and the lowest temperature is between 1.5-% 10.

Northern Germany has a maritime climate, which is warmer than southern Germany. The maritime climate in the northwest is obvious, and the eastern and southern parts gradually transition to continental climate. Average temperature in July 14~ 19, 1 -5~ 1. The annual precipitation is 500- 1000mm, especially in mountainous areas.

The main rivers are the Rhine (which flows through the territory for 865 kilometers), Elbe River, wiesel River, Oder River and Danube River.

The larger lakes are Boden Lake, Kim Lake, Amor Lake and Leeds Lake.

2. Hartz Mountains

Location: The Federal Republic of Germany is located in central Europe. It is surrounded by nine neighboring countries: Denmark in the north, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France in the west, Switzerland and Austria in the south and the Czech Republic and Poland in the east. Since the reunification of Germany on 199013 October, the geographical position of this center has become particularly prominent. Compared with the past, the role of the Federal Republic of Germany as a transfer platform between the East and the West, Scandinavia and the Mediterranean region is more obvious. As a member of the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Germany is a bridge between Central and Eastern European countries. The area of the Federal Republic of Germany is 357,000 square kilometers. The longest distance from north to south is 876 kilometers, and the longest distance from east to west is 640 kilometers. The topography of Germany and the United States is extremely diverse and beautiful: rolling hills, plateaus, hills, mountains, lakes and vast plains. From north to south, it is divided into five terrain areas: the northern German lowlands, the Zhongshan Uplift, the southwest Zhongshan trapezoid, the southern German Alps and the Bavarian Alps. Population: The total population of Germany is about 82 million. Apart from the Russian Federation, it is the most populous country in Europe, surpassing Britain and Northern Ireland (58.9 million), France (58.5 million) and Italy (57.5 million). In terms of area, Germany is smaller than France (544,000 square kilometers) and Spain (506,000 square kilometers). Climate: Germany is located in a cool westerly belt between the Atlantic Ocean and the eastern continental climate. The temperature fluctuation is very small. Rainfall is distributed throughout the year. The average temperature in winter is between 1.5 degrees (lowlands) and -6 degrees (mountains). In July, the average temperature in the lowlands is about 18 degrees, and the average temperature in the valley with barriers in the south is about 20 degrees. The exception is the Upper Rhine Valley with warm climate, Upper Bavaria, where you can often feel the hot south wind blowing from the Alps, and Harz Mountain with biting mountain wind, cool summer and snowy winter, thus forming its own unique climate zone.

3. In which state is the German Harz Mountain located?

Alps are located in south-central Europe, including northern Italy, southeastern France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, southern Germany and Slovenia. The Alps extend north from the subtropical Mediterranean coast near Nice, France to Lake Geneva, and then northeast to Vienna on the Danube.

The Alps are arc-shaped, with a length of 1200 km and a width of 130 km-260 km, with an average elevation of about 3,000 meters and a total area of about 220,000 square kilometers. Among them, there are 82 peaks above 4000 meters above sea level, and the highest peak is Mont Blanc, with an altitude of 48 10 meters, which is located at the junction of France, Italy and Switzerland.

Alpine is located between temperate and subtropical latitudes, which is the dividing line between continental humid climate in temperate zone of central Europe and dry climate in subtropical zone of southern Europe in summer. The peak is cold all year round, and the annual average temperature at 2000 meters above sea level is 0. The annual precipitation in mountainous areas is generally 1200~2000mm, but it varies from place to place. The maximum precipitation area is about 3000 meters above sea level. The annual precipitation in high mountains is over 2500mm, while that in leeward slopes is only 750mm.

The Alps are the largest mountain range in Europe and a huge watershed. Many great rivers in Europe, such as Danube, Rhine, Po and Rhone, originate here. The upper reaches of each river have typical characteristics of mountain rivers, with fast-flowing water and rich hydraulic resources.

4. The fragmentation of Harz Mountain in Germany.

Haltz Mountain, located in central Germany, is a famous tourist attraction in China. Since18th century, Mount Haltz has been famous overseas. Heine, a famous German poet, once enthusiastically praised the beautiful natural scenery of Harz Mountain. Harz Mountain is a lush mountain range with green trees and flowers all over the hillside. Poshan is the highest peak of the Haltz Mountains, with an altitude of 1 142 meters.

5. German Haze Mountains

Magnesite has many producing areas. The main producing areas of rhodochrosite in the world are Harz Mountain in Germany, the United States, Australia, Romania, Brazil, Urals of the former Soviet Union, Sweden, Mexico, Japan, South Africa and Tanzania. In addition to Xihu Village in China, Wangqing County in Jilin Province also produces magnesite, which occurs in the contact zone between biotite plagiogranite and Permian biotite, quartz schist and marble, and coexists with skarn lead-zinc deposits. Magnesite is massive, bright pink, uniform in texture and good in carving.

Like pink peach blossom, magnesite is called Peach Blossom Stone and peach blossom jade in China. It is a silicate mineral, colored by manganese, and often occurs in various manganese ores. Transparent single crystals like this are very rare in nature and only appear in a few hydrothermal deposits or pegmatite deposits; And because there are two sets of perfect cleavage, magnesite with perfect crystal face is rare.

6. The industrial layout of Harz Mountain in Germany

Compared with Beijing, Germany is warmer. Due to different geographical conditions in different regions, the minimum temperature in Germany ranges from 1.5 to-10.

Germany is located in the cool westerlies between continental climates in the eastern Atlantic Ocean, where the temperature fluctuates very little.

Rainfall is distributed throughout the year. In winter, the average temperature in the lowlands of northern Germany is about 1.5, and the average temperature in the mountainous areas of southern Germany is about -6. The exception is the Upper Rhine Valley with warm climate, Upper Bavaria, where you can often feel the hot south wind blowing from the Alps, and Harz Mountain with biting mountain wind, cool summer and snowy winter, thus forming its own unique climate zone.