Mértola, southeast Portugal
>>66438847
So senpai is this the place where Hchistianu Hoch-ounaldo was born?
Vila Nova de Foz coa, northeast
>>66438881
no, he's from a somewhat humid place
>>66438847
>>66438847
ur moms pucci was the driest landscape in your country before she met me, LMAO NERD
pretty much anywhere in the middle
Are there dry places in finland?
Probably the sandpit on which i used to play as a child is
In the state of Oregon - probably the Alvord Salt Flats. It's a dry lake-bed inside of a desert.
>>66439467
>El chicano mapuche
>>66438847
The Altar desert in Sonora
>>66439163
poland have desert?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>66438847
I have nothing to add
>>66439581
It's also got sand dunes
Probably somewhere on Svalbard.
>>66439650
some area has to be the driest, somewhere in the southeast probably
there's a place called Chevrecujols in France that (iirc) is technically considered as a desert
Está a chover no Algarve hoje.
>>66439698
Sure
>>66438847
extreme south
>>66439698
They really don't have much, it takes a lot of cherry picking to come up with something and it isn't large areas.
>>66439861
we literally have a small desert in the ass of spain
(Murcia)
>>66439924
it's rude of you to call it the ass of spain though :(
>>66439962
>>66439924
edit. That desert is in almeria (next to murcia, still part of the ass of spain) Murcia does have a desert though
Los monegros
>>66439924
you forget Aragon
i like deserts :(
Bardenas Reales
Taberna's desert
I don't think anybody would actually expect any desert-like environment up here, but we do actually have a single minuscule one in the inlands
more murcia
>>66440288
Canary Islands
>>66438847
probably this i guess
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pobiti_Kamani
>>66439750
Dungeness has so little rain there was an urban myth that is qualified as a desert, though the met office has said this isn't the case.
thats all
so dry...
>>66440275
Otherwise a lot of our landscape is tundras and rocks, but that's not necessarily dry per se.
Just barren.
>>66440268
comfy place, looks like my home village
Biggest shifting sand desert in Europe desu
>>66440514
I'm pretty sure it's not dry though, just barren.
>>66440585
For example, this is a high limestone plateau in Slovenian Alps. It's barren due to it's high altitude and limestone bedrock, but it is also one of the most humid areas in Slovenia, with average annual rainfall above 2000 mm per square meter.
>>66438847
>driest
>post a river
uhhh u wot m8
80% of my country is dry
>>66440585
>>66440663
Well yeah, nowhere in our tiny country is actually dry
Gobi desert
>>66440981
from the thumbnail I thought I was looking at an airplane
pic: Some of Germanys driest cities
>>66441047
>4 churches
At least the little boys aren't thirsty.
post your country's equivalent
>>66441268
>>66441268
>living on one of the driest places in the country
>>66441268
Lmao this low as fuck range, 725-975. Whole country is pretty much the same (which is ofc logical with a small country but still)
>>66441715
It being flat is the biggest reason for no differences in precipitation.
Mountains and stuff are the biggest dividers for that kind of behaviour
>>66441268
>>66438847
>tfw brown area
I used to remember it would rain all the fucking time when I was young, but doesn't actually rain that much here any more.
>>66439394
Not really. Between the lakes and the swamps any dry land you find most likely used to be a swamp.
>>66440981
>That single house in the middle of nowhere
That's pretty cool actually.
>>66439644
Yes. We even made there movie about Egyptian KANGZ. Good shit.
>all these deserts
lel, here's the UK's driest village.