European Geography by Letter - O

Capital of Norway

Turkish empire which ruled much of West Asia, North Africa, and southeast Europe

German name for Austria

Archipelago to the north of mainland Scotland

Major city in southwest Ukraine, located on the Black Sea

Strait that separates Denmark and Sweden

City in northwest Germany that was the capital of a Grand Duchy of the same name

Language spoken in southern France, also known as Provençal (though this can also refer to a specific dialect of the language)

Largest city in northern Finland

Mountain that was home of the gods in Greek mythology

Third-largest city in Czechia and the largest in the Czech Silesia region

Germanic kingdom which ruled over Italy in the fifth and sixth centuries, before being defeated by the Byzantine Empire

Term for administrative divisions in Belarus, Bulgaria, Russia, and Ukraine

River that flows through Czechia, Poland, and Germany, forming part of the border between Poland and Germany

Smallest voivodeship of Poland by area and population, and its capital city

Second-largest island of Sweden

Province in the east of the Netherlands

Germanic soldier and king who overthrew the last Western Roman emperor

River in Russia that is the largest tributary of the Volga

Canton in central Switzerland considered to be one of six half-cantons