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| Black Sea |
The Black Sea is a large body of water that is located between the country of Ukraine to the north and the country of Turkey to the south. The Black Sea is not really black, but sometimes the water can look very dark. On a map, the Black Sea looks like a big lake, but the water is salty, and it connects to another sea, which connects to the Atlantic Ocean. |
| Bulgaria |
Bulgaria is a country in Europe. Some of its neighbors are Greece, Turkey, and Romania. Part of Bulgaria lies along the shore of a large sea called the Black Sea. Most people in Bulgaria live in cities, but much of Bulgaria is covered by forest and mountains. These areas are home to bears and wolves. |
| Danube River |
an important river in Europe that starts in Germany and flows south and east through many countries in central Europe. When it finally reaches the country of Ukraine, it flows into the Black Sea. |
| Georgia |
Georgia is a country in Asia. Russia and Turkey are two of its neighbors. Georgia is a country with many mountains and has a language that is very different from the languages of its neighbors. The mountains of Georgia are home to badgers, wolves, bears, and lynx. People who visit Georgia can hike and climb in the hills and mountains, enjoy beaches on the Black Sea, and also see many beautiful, old churches. [1/2 definitions] |
| Istanbul |
a city in Turkey at the entrance to the Black Sea. |
| Romania |
a European country between Hungary and the Black Sea. The capital of Romania is Bucharest. |
| Russia |
Russia is a large country that stretches from Europe into Asia. Russia is the biggest country in the world and has many types of climate and land. The Ural mountains are in Russia. It is these mountains that make the line between Europe and Asia. Russia has warm summers in most places and very cold winters with a lot of snow. The southern parts of Russia near the Black Sea have warmer weather. Russia is home to many kinds of animals, such as bears, deer, and wolves. There are even tigers in the eastern part of Russia. Most people in Russia speak Russian. |
| Turkey |
a country in western Asia and southeastern Europe between the Mediterranean and Black Seas. Ankara is the capital of Turkey. |
| Ukraine |
Ukraine is a country in Europe. It is a large country, and some of its neighbors are Poland, Russia, and Romania. Part of Ukraine lies along the shore of a large sea called the Black Sea. Ukraine has many farms, where farmers grow grain, sunflowers, and a kind of vegetable called sugar beets, which can be used to make sugar. Crops from Ukraine are sent to feed people all over the world. Ukraine also has many mines for coal and minerals. There are also large cities with many businesses and factories. |
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