European Geography by Letter - J

Volcanic island in the Arctic Ocean that belongs to Norway

Tallest mountain range in Norway, named after a race of giants from Norse mythology

Roman general and dictator who conquered Gaul and played a key role in the fall of the Roman Republic and eventual rise of the Roman Empire

Fourth-largest city in Latvia, which was the capital of the former Duchy of Courland and Semigallia

Dynasty which ruled Poland and Lithuania, leading to the formation of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

10th largest city of Sweden

Canton in northwestern Switzerland that borders France

Geologic period named after the mountain range in the above with the same name, known for the dinosaur fossils found in its strata

Seventh-largest city in Finland

Peninsula including mainland Denmark and a part of northern Germany

British Crown Dependency which is the largest of the Channel Islands

Mountain range within the Alps located in Italy and Slovenia

Football club based in Turin that is the most successful in Italian history

Second-largest city in the German state of Thuringia, with a university founded in 1558

Spanish city in Andalusia known for its production of olive oil

River and mountain range in Czechia and Poland

Byzantine emperor who conquered much of the western Mediterranean, including Rome itself

Resort town on the Baltic Sea which is the fifth-largest city in Latvia

King of Scotland who succeeded Elizabeth I to become King of England, resulting in a personal union of those countries

Town that is the centre of the Slovenian mining industry