The majority of the land of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg is below sea level, hence these countries are referred to as the 'Low Countries'.
These countries are also referred to as the Benelux countries, as this is a supranational organization these three neighbors belong to. The name was formed from each countries' spelling: BElgium, the NEtherlands, and LUXembourg.
The majority of the land of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg is below sea level, hence these countries are referred to as the 'Low Countries'.
These countries are also referred to as the Benelux countries, as this is a supranational organization these three neighbors belong to. The name was formed from each countries' spelling: BElgium, the NEtherlands, and LUXembourg.
Because they are so low: a big part of The Netherlands and a smaller part of Belgium is even under sealevel.
The highest point of Belgium is at 694 meters above sealevel, in The Netherlands not more than 322 meters.
Because they are in fact really low lands. Half of the country lies under the sea level. The land is always 'fighting' with the sea, using dikes and dams. It is very important to learn how to swim when living in the Netherlands! And also because it's a very flat country. Only a few 'real' hills and certainly no mountains.....
They are called the Low Countries because their elevations are low. Many areas of the Netherlands are actually previous sea floor that was reclaimed by pumping water out using dikes. A smaller part of Belgium is similarly reclaimed territory. The highest point of Belgium is at 694 meters above sealevel, and the Netherlands does not rise not more than 322 meters.
Note: Die Nederlanden (the Dutch name for the Netherlands) literally means the Low-Countries.
The Netherlands and Luxembourg are sometimes associated with Belgium and the three countries are sometimes called the Low Countries or the Benelux countries.
The Benelux Countries is a political term used for the union between the countries of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg. The Benelux are also referred to as the Lowland Countries, although this is a geographical term.
These are the BENELUX countries: BElgie, NEderland, LUXembourg The Netherlands and Flanders (Northern region of Belgium) are also called the Lowlands.
The three countries that form the Benelux region are Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg. Benelux is a political and economic union between these countries to promote cooperation and collaboration in various areas.
No. Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands. Bern is the capital of Switzerland.
The so-called "low countries": Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
One three nation grouping is called the Baltic States consisting of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Another example would be the Lowland or Benelux countries: the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg. Another example could be the Apennine (or Italian) countries: Italy, San Marino, and Vatican City. Yet another such example would be the Iberian countries: Portugal, Spain, and Andorra.
Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg, which are sometimes called the Low Countries or the Benlux countries.
The West Indies.
coastlines or sometimes shorelines
They are not. Countries located beside the Persian Gulf are often called Gulf Countries.
sometimes, but not in all countries, eg- in the middle east the leaders are called sheiks...