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Russia's Physical Geography

Russia's physical features are record-breakers! They include the world's deepest lake,   Lake BalkashLake VolgaLake UrmaLake BaikalLake TiticacaLake Victoria and its largest lake by area, which is called (the)  Sea of OkhotskBlack SeaCaspian SeaLake VictoriaLake WindermereLake Malawi. They also include Europe's highest peak,   Mount ElbrusMount EverestThe MatterhornMont BlancKlychevskayaBen Nevis which towers over the Caucasus Mountains in the extreme   northeastsouth-eastnorth-westnorth-eastsouth-west of the country. Many great rivers of Asia flow   eastwardssouth-westwardswestwardsnorthwardssouthwardssouth-eastwards through Russia before emptying into the often-frozen   SouthernNorth PacificSouth PacificAtlanticIndianArctic Ocean. Russia's vast areas of flatland such as the   Kola PeninsulaUral MountainsCentral Siberian PlateauKolyma MountainsEastern HighlandsKamchatka Peninsula are rich with resources but most are   very denselydenselyoccasionallyrarelyharshlyvery sparsely populated on account of the harsh conditions and poor accessibility. There are volcanoes, too, in Russia. You can find these on the   Kola Peninsulaoutskirts of MoscowCentral Siberian Plateaushores of the Caspian Seabanks of the River ObKamchatka Peninsula. This area is part of the Pacific   RangeCirclePlateRing of FireMountainsOcean.