The Mediterranean Lands

agricultural Algeria alluvial alluvium Alpine Alps Anatolia ancient Apennines Arab Atlas Balkan Berber capital centre century cereals climate coast coastal coastlands cork oak cotton crops crystalline cultivation depressions east Eastern economic Eocene erosion European export extensive flank folding forest frontier fruit garrigue Greece Greek Gulf hectares Hercynian important industry interior irrigation islands Italian Italy Jebel Kabylia karstic Lake land Lebanon limestone Maghrib mainly maize major massifs Mediterranean Meseta Mesozoic metres million minerals Morocco mountains northern notably olive particularly pasture peasant peneplained Peninsula plain plateau Pliocene polyculture population port Portugal production Quaternary railway rainfall ranean régime region relief Rhône ridges river rocks Sardinia schists sediments settlement Sicily Sierra slopes soil southern Spain steppe summer surface temperature terraces Tertiary textiles tion transhumant trees Tunisia Turkey Turkish Tyrrhenian valleys vegetation vines Wadi Western Basin wheat winter zone