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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Karelia
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Karelia
- 2. Geographical positionKarelia is called "the lungs" of
- 3. WoodsWoods occupy 88% of the wood-covered area. All woods are rich in berries and mushrooms.
- 4. Karelian birchKarelian birch is a short tree with uneven, bumpy or ribbed trunk.
- 5. LakesThere are more than 61 thousand lakes
- 6. Ladoga lakeLadoga is the largest lake in
- 7. Onego lakeOnego is the second largest lake
- 8. Petroglyphs- were discovered on the granite cliffs along the eastern shore of the Onega Lake.
- 9. Kivach waterfallKivach Waterfall is the second largest
- 10. The White SeaThe White Sea is a
- 11. The Solovki is situated in the Onego
- 12. RiversLarge lakes are connected with channels and
- 13. Martial WatersOn March 26, 1946 a museum
Geographical positionKarelia is called "the lungs" of Europe.About 26 per cent - with water with a great amount of lakes (63 thousand) and rivers (27 thousand).
Слайд 2Geographical position
Karelia is called "the lungs" of Europe.About 26 per cent
- with water with a great amount of lakes (63 thousand) and rivers (27 thousand).
Слайд 5Lakes
There are more than 61 thousand lakes in Karelia.
The size
of the Karelian lakes is very different: it varies from small "forest lakes" to the largest lakes in Europe such as Ladoga and Onego.
Слайд 6Ladoga lake
Ladoga is the largest lake in Europe, it covers an
area of 17,600 sq km.
Valaam Island is a very picturesque place of old Finland.
Valaam Island is a very picturesque place of old Finland.
Слайд 7Onego lake
Onego is the second largest lake in Europe.
The total
amount of islands in Onego is 1650, The architectural monument of the world level - Kizhi Pogost, which is a calling card of Karelia, is situated on one of the islands
Слайд 8Petroglyphs- were discovered on the granite cliffs along the eastern shore
of the Onega Lake.
Слайд 9Kivach waterfall
Kivach Waterfall is the second largest after the Rhein flat
land waterfall in Europe. The height of the waterfall is 10.7 meters.
Kivach waterfall was glorified by poets, artists and prose writers. It is the most famous waterfall of Karelia.
Kivach waterfall was glorified by poets, artists and prose writers. It is the most famous waterfall of Karelia.
Слайд 10The White Sea
The White Sea is a vast bay of Arctic
Ocean.
The Petroglyphs of the White Sea are located in the mouth of the river Vyg in 6-8 km distance from the town of Byelomorsk. They are known under the name "Demon's Footsteps" .The total number is about one thousand pictures.
The Petroglyphs of the White Sea are located in the mouth of the river Vyg in 6-8 km distance from the town of Byelomorsk. They are known under the name "Demon's Footsteps" .The total number is about one thousand pictures.
Слайд 11The Solovki is situated in the Onego gulf of the White
Sea, 150 km from the Arctic Circle. In 1989 Solovki was recognized as one of the places worth of joining the preliminary World Heritage of UNESCO list.
Слайд 12Rivers
Large lakes are connected with channels and rivers. The amount of
rivers in Karelia is also great - approximately 27 thousand, their total length is 83 thousand km.
The longest rivers are the Vodla river (400 kms) and the Kem river (360 kms).
The longest rivers are the Vodla river (400 kms) and the Kem river (360 kms).
Слайд 13Martial Waters
On March 26, 1946 a museum of Peter I was
founded on the decree of Soviet Government. It was opened on July 25, 1948.
In the 1960s the museum was renamed into "Martial Waters". Since 1955 it is a branch of Karelian State Museum of Regional History.
