Sweden has a long Baltic coastline and a largely forested interior, with more extensive agriculture in the south. Vänern and Vättern stand out as large inland water bodies. Mountains rise along the western border with Norway, while much of the east has lower relief.
Large lakes and a forested interior
Locate Vänern and Vättern, then compare southern farmland with the forested country farther north.
Similar landscapes across borders
Finland also has forest and lakes. Norway shares the Scandinavian mountains. A close view of conifers or a small lake may be ambiguous, so compare the outline of a larger water body and nearby terrain.