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Answer
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Famous volcanically formed island in Iceland
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Surtsey
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Volcano that erupted in 2010
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Eyjafjallajökull
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Waterford's river
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Suir
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Dublin's river
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Liffey
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Longest river in Ireland
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Shannon
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Mtns near Dublin
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Wicklow
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Largest lake in Ireland
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Lough Corrib
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Largest lake on Ireland
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Lough Neagh
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Strait between Northern Ireland and Scotland
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North Channel
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Sea between Ireland and Great Britian
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Irish Sea
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Four major archipelagos in Scotland
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Inner Hebrides
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Outer Hebrides
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Orkney
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Shetland
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Main mtn range in Scotland
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Grampian
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Largest islands in Scotland (Not including GB)
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Lewis and Harris
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Skye
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Mainland
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Mull
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Islay
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Mainland
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Largest lake in Scotland
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Loch Lomond
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Edinburgh's firth
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Firth of Forth
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Highest point in England
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Scaffel Pike
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Moutain range of ^
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Cumbrian Mountains
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Liverpool's river
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Mersey
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Largest island entirely in Wales
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Anglesey
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Bay west of Wales
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Cardigan
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Peninsula of Land's End
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Cornwall
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Isles near Land's End
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Isles of Scilly
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London's river
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Thames
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Alderney, Herm, and Sark are in this archipelago
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Channel Islands
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Largest "lakes" in the Netherlands
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IJsselmeer
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Markermeer
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Main Dutch archipelago
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Frisian Islands
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Sea between ^ and the mainlad
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Wadden Sea
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Amsterdam's river
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Amstel
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Largest Dutch islands
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Flevoland
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Texel
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Antwerp's river
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Scheldt
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Liege's river
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Muese
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Main forests in Luxembourg
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Eifel
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Ardennes
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Paris's river
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Seine
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Longest river entirely in France, flows through Nantes
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Loire
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River whose delta is the lowest point in France
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Rhone
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River that goes through Bordeaux and Marseilles, sourced in the Pyrenees
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Garonne
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River that goes through Metz, forms France-Luxembourg-Germany tripoint
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Moselle
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River that goes through Paris, has Chateau-Thierry
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Marne
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River north of Bordeaux, empties into the Gironde Estuary
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Dordogne
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Two major peninsulas in France
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Cotentin
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Breton
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Canal connecting Gulf of Lyon to Toulouse and the Bay of Biscay
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Midi Canal
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Plateau in south-central France
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Massif Central
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Regions annexed by France after WWI
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Alsace
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Lorraine
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Region of Lille, Douai, and Calais
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Picardy
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Dijon's region
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Burgundy
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Region in far SW France
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Gascony
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Mtn range forming most of the border between France and Switzerland
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Jura
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Largest island in France
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Corsica
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Island to the south
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Sardinia
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Strait separating the two
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Bonifacio
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Sourthern Spain's coast
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Costa del Sol
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Mtn range in southern Spain
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Sierra Morena
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Mtn range on the northern coast of Spain
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Cordillera de Cantabria
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Lisbon's river
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Tagus
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Porto's river
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Douro
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Largest Azore islands
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Sao Miguel
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Terceira
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Pico
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Sao Jorge
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Faial
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Flores
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Largest Canary Islands
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Tenerife
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Fuertaventura
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Gran Canaria
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Lanzarote
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La Palma
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La Gomera
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El Hierro
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Rivers forming Portugal-Spain-Atlantic Ocean tripoint
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Chanca
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Minho
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Largest Balearic Islands
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Majorca
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Minorca
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Ibiza
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Largest island in Germany
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Rugen
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Largest island in the North Frisian Islands
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Sylt
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Longest rivers in Germany
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Danube
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Rhine
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The Vltava is a tributary of this river
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Elbe
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Frankfurt's river
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Main
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Major Danube tributary sourced in the Alps and flows through the capital of Tyrol
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Inn
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Bremen's river
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Weser
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River joining the Danube near Magdeburg
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Saale
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Berlin's river
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Spree
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Extremely densely populated river valley
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Ruhr
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Largest lakes in Switzerland
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Geneva
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Constance
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Neuchatel
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Maggiore
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Lucerne
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Moutain range in France, Monaco, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Austria, Slovenia
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Alps
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Lake that is the lowest point in Austria
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Neusiedler See
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Mtn range in NE Italy
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Dolomites
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Largest lakes in Italy
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Garda
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Maggiore
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Como
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Longest river in Italy
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Po
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River flowing through Verona
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Adige
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Rome's river
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Tiber
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River draining lake Como
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Adda
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Sea between Corsica and Genoa
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Ligurian
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Sea east of Sardinia
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Tyrrhenian
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Largest islands in Italy
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Sicily
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Sardinia
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Elba
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Southernmost island in Italy
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Lampedusa
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Largest islands in Malta
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Malta
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Gozo
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Comino
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