nds and open lowlands. Germany is divided into five regions. These regions have different topographical features, as followed, The North German Plain, the Central Upland Range, the terrace panorama of the southwest, the Alpine foothills in the south, and the Bavarian Alps.
             The north consists of dry, sandy lowlands with many lakes as well as heaths and moors. There's fertile land across the Central Upland Ranger. The lowlands include the Lower Rhenish Bight, the Westphalian Bight, and the Saxon Thuringian Bight. The marshes along the North Sea coast extend as far as the geest. The climate has a moderate cool west wind zone between the Atlantic Ocean and the continental climate in the east. There are rarely any sharp changes in temperature. The country has precipitation all year round. The winter has an average temperature of 1.5°C in the lowlands and -6°C in the mountains. The warmest month of the year is July and temperature range is 18°C in low regions and 20°C in the secluded valleys of the south. The upper Rhine Trough has extremely mild climate. Upper Bavaria has a warm Alpine wind form the south. The Harz Mountains, a climate zone of its own with cold winds, cool summers, and heavy snow in the winter.
             The population of the country is about 82 million, in which is distributed unevenly. The Berlin Region has been growing ever since the unification. Approximately 11 million people live in Rhine-Ruhr industrial region. The towns are very close together and there is no distinction between their boundaries.
             The western part of Germany is much more densely populated than the eastern part. Less than one-fifth of the population lives on 30% of the national territory. Approximately 26 million people live in the 84 large cities with more than 100,00 inhabitants. But most of the people in Federal Republic of Germany live in small towns and villages. 6.6 million live in municipalities with a popula...