Physical Geography in the area of Donaueschingen (Germany)

On the map some cones and crests are to be recognized, e.g. the waiting mountain and the prince mountain. The majority of the mountains have a high relief energy, since they rise very steeply, to recognize is by very closely together the lying the isohypses. To recognize clearly are also valleys, which were cut by rivers into the rock. Also here it is to be recognized by closely together the lying Isohypsen that it must concern very steeply dropping deep valleys. This shows itself particularly clear by the river length in the eastern part of the map sheet. One finds further examples of this kind of valleys in the southwest part of the map sheet. The river rage oh cut itself there deeply into the rock and a valley formed. Clear it is to be recognized that at the steeply dropping slopes, rock are present, as one can recognize by the signature in the map. A further example of th

The climate cannot be read off directly in the map, therefore must one try the climate indirectly from the map to read off. The climate shows itself indirectly on the basis the vegetation and also on the basis area names. So e.g. is the designation?Boerde? a sign for good climate and for particularly fruitful soil. It seems to prevail a continental climate, since waters lead the whole year water, drain and thus not in the summer. This is a sign for a continental climate with a precipitation maximum in the summer. The moreover one it is a sign for the fact that the amounts of precipitation are high over the entire year enough, in order to supply the rivers with sufficiently water.

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