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The typical mountain landscape in the Grampian Mountains, or Grampians (Northern Scottish Highlands) in the high altitude zone (700-1000 meters above sea level).
Agricultural fields (pastures) at the foothills alternate with fern waste grounds, then herb grass meadows and heath on the top of the hills.
The Grampian Mountains, or Grampians, Northern Scottish Highlands, Scotland, Great Britain
Nadejda Petrushina and school #1205 students, May 2008

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Except this region there are images of other regions natural landscapes:
Russia (from West to East): West Baltic (Kurshskaya Kosa), Leningrad Region, Moscow Region (Central Russia), Western Caucasus Mountains (Sochi), Northern Caucasus Mountains (Elbruz), Northern Ossetia (Northern Caucasus), Middle Volga (Taiga zone), Middle Volga (Steppe zone), Astrakhan Reserve (Volga delta), Pre-Polar Urals (Yugyd-Va National Park), Middle Urals (Chusovaya river), Ob-river valley (Center of Western Siberia), Taz peninsula (North of Western Siberia), Altai Region (Steppe and Altai foothills), Altai Mountains (Altai-Sayan Mountain Ecoregion), Sayan Mountains (Southern Siberia), Minusinsk basin (Southern Siberia), Lake Baikal (South of Central Siberia), Sihote-Alin Mountains (South of the Far East), Kuril Islands, Kamchatka Peninsula ( volcanoes, mountains, water bodies, vegetation, wildlife);
Former USSR States: Carphatians (Western Ukraine), Western Caucasus (Abkhazia), Georgia (Central Caucasus Mountains), Northern Tien-Shan: Issyk-Kul Lake and Zailiysky Alatau, Western Tien-Shan Mountains (Kirgizstan), Tadjikstan (Pamir Mountains);
Europe (from North to South): Norway, Finland, UK: England and Scotland, UK: Wales, Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, Italy (Dolomites Alps), Northern and Central France, Southern France, Andorra, Spain and Portugal, Italy (Apennine Peninsula), Croatia, Western Bulgaria (Mountains), Eastern Bulgaria (Black Sea), Northern Greece, Kos Island (Greece), Rhodes Island (Greece), Crete Island (Greece), Cyprus;
Asia: Central Turkey (Taurus), Southern Turkey (Kemer, Antalya), Middle East (Syria, Lebanon and Israel), United Arab Emarates, India (Himalayas), Sri Lanka, North-East of China (Peking), Laos, South-Western Thailand, South-Eastern Thailand, Indonesia (Bali Island);
North America: USA East coast (Eastern states), Alaska, Rocky Mountains (USA, Montana), Yellowstone National Park, Utah and Nevada mountains, South-West steppe and deserts (Arizona and Texas);
Central America: Mexico, Cuba (Caribbean), Guatemala and Honduras, Costa Rica;
South America: Venezuela (Orinoco River and Guiana Highlands), Central Andes and Amazonian Lowland (Peru), Precordillera (Argentina), Brazilian Highlands (Brazilian Plateau), Patagonia (Argentina), Land of Fire (Tierra del Fuego) Archipelago;
Africa: Tunis (Tunisia), Egypt, Tenerife Island (Canaries Archipelago) Kenya and Tanzania, Angola, Zambia, Namibia, Swaziland, South African Republic;
Australia and New Zealand: North Australia (Darwin), Australia Northern Territory, South-Eastern Australia (Sydney, New South Wales), South Australia (Melburn, Victoria), New Zealand: North Island, New Zealand: South Island;
Antarctic: Antarctic Peninsula.

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