European Geography by Letter - N

Country famous for its fjords

Sea that lies between the above country, Great Britain, and continental Europe

26% of this country's land area is below sea level

This country got its name after resolving a dispute about it with Greece

The only of the four constituent parts of the UK not to be located on Great Britain

Largest city in southern Italy and thought to be the place where pizza was invented

Major French city on the Mediterranean coast near Monaco

English city where, according to legend, Robin Hood lived near

Major Russian city located on the Volga River

German city where the Nazis passed a set of racist laws before World War II, and then where Nazi war criminals were tried after the war

French city which is the largest in the cultural region of Brittany, but is not actually located within the modern administrative region of Brittany

Region of France where the Allies landed on D-Day

Capital and largest city of Serbia's autonomous province of Vojvodina

Annual prizes in physics, chemistry, medicine, literature, and peace established by and named after a Swedish chemist and inventor

Federal subject of Russia located on the Arctic coast

River that starts in Belarus and forms part of the border between Lithuania and Kaliningrad

Medieval people group who inhabited Scandinavia and settled the Faroe Islands, Iceland, Greenland, and Canada

Medieval state and its capital which controlled much of northern Russia before it was conquered by Moscow

Basque kingdom between France and Spain that existed from 824-1841

French emperor and military leader who conquered much of Europe before finally being defeated at the Battle of Waterloo