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Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine: topography

Year: 2007 Author: Viktor Novikov, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
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Eastern Europe extends from the northern shore of the Black Sea in Ukraine up to the Baltic Sea basin in Belarus. It covers 845,000 square kilometers and is home to almost 60 million people. These nations share common borders, watersheds, and infrastructure and have many similarities in their geography, history, culture and economy.
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