Directions for maps: political map: label each capital. physical map: locate and label the following features: • baltic sea • black sea • caspian sea • mediterranean sea • ural mountains • caucasus mountains • mount elbrus • great (north) european plain • siberia • volga river • danube river

The capitals are:

Estonia - Tallinn

Latvia - Riga

Lithuania - Vilnius

Poland - Warsaw

Czechia - Prague

Slovakia - Bratislava

Hungary - Budapest

Moldova - Chisinau

Ukraine -  Kiev

Belarus - Minsk

Russia - Moscow

Georgia - Tbilisi

Azerbaijan - Baku

Kazakhstan - Astana

Baltic Sea - the water body in the central part of the map, between the Scandinavian Peninsula and the Baltic states of Eastern Europe.

Black Sea - the water body between the Caucasus Mountains and the end part of the Danube River.

Caspian Sea - the water body on the far southeastern part of the map, bordering the Caucasus Mountains, and the Volga River coming out of it.

Mediterranean Sea -the large water body in the central southern part of the map, just right above the compass of the map.

Ural Mountains - the long, linear shaped area on the eastern part of the map.

Caucasus Mountains - in the southeastern part of the map, the area with the stripes.

Mount Elbrus - the little triangle sign on the Caucasus Mountains.

Great (North) European Plain - between the Danube River and the Ural Mountains.

Siberia - east of the Ural Mountains.

Volga River - the river on the eastern part of the map.

Danube River - the river that starts at the central part of the map and moves eastwards towards the Black Sea.

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