…It is the largest lake in Europe, covering an area of 18,400 km2 (including the total area of 600 km2 of about 500 islands). It was formerly called Lake Nevo, and its name is derived from the Neva River that flows out of the lake. The northwestern end of the lake is the same shape as the submerged bottom of a continental glacier from the Quaternary Ice Age, and the shoreline of the lake is marked by small fjords and drowned valleys. *Some of the terminology that mentions "Nevo" is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…面積はヨーロッパ最大で,1万8400km2(約500を数える島の総面積600km2を含む)。古くはネボNevo湖と呼び,湖から流れ出るネバNeva川にその名を残している。北西端は第四紀氷期の大陸氷河の底面が沈水した形状のままであり,湖岸線は小フィヨルドあるいは溺れ谷状の出入りが著しい。… ※「Nevo」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
<<: Nevskii prospekt (English spelling)
〘noun〙 (carton)① A paper box made of thick paper o...
Grimm's Fairy Tales No. 20. A little tailor ki...
...In contrast, muscles, bones, blood vessels, fa...
A type of mochi made by kneading rice flour or glu...
…In 1992, Japan ratified the 1979 revised protoco...
A village in Futaba County, eastern Fukushima Pref...
A translation of the German word Wertphilosophie. ...
1276-? A court noble from the Kamakura to Nanboku...
A branch of medicine that deals with adolescent he...
Also known as the Nishimawari route, this refers ...
A demon that appears in the Old Testament apocryph...
…The intensity of the scattered light suggested t...
Also known as Seymouria. A primitive amphibian fro...
...In music, Mozart's "The Abduction fro...
American novelist. Born February 27th in Salinas,...