Today I took lowlands and depressions commonly called lowlands to the workshop. I remind you that I draw borders roughly.
\nI highlight the most important items in bold in the description.
\nThe areas marked with * are not quite lowlands, but they can be classified into them – usually plains lower than highlands.<\/p>\n

Outline maps are from Wikipedia.<\/p>\n

Europe<\/h2>\n

I used a slightly lighter shade just to make the map easier to read – there was no hidden purpose.<\/p>\n

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1. English Plain<\/b><\/li>\n
2. French Plain<\/b><\/li>\n
3. German Plain<\/b><\/li>\n
4. Polish Plain<\/b><\/li>\n
5. Padan Plain \/ Po Valley<\/b><\/li>\n
6. Great Hungarian Plain<\/b><\/li>\n
7. Romanian Plain \/ Wallachian Plain<\/b><\/li>\n
8. Polesie<\/b><\/li>\n
9. East European Plain \/ Russian Plain \/ Sarmatic Plain<\/b><\/li>\n
10. Caspian Depression \/ Caspian Lowland<\/b><\/li>\n
11. Polabska Plain<\/li>\n
12. Black Sea Lowland<\/li>\n
13. Kuban Plain<\/li>\n
14. Dnieper Lowland<\/li>\n
15. Danubian Plain<\/li>\n
16. Thrace Plain<\/li>\n
17. <\/li>\n
18. Little Hungarian Plain<\/li>\n
19. Central Irish Plain<\/li>\n
20. London Basin<\/li>\n
21. Aquitaine Basin<\/li>\n
22. Paris Basin<\/li>\n
23. Baetic Depression<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n