concept   terrain
culture   Netherlands
statement   The Netherlands is predominantly characterized by flat and low-lying terrain, influencing various aspects of life and infrastructure.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 dominant terrain Netherlands Flat terrain with little elevation is dominant, as these countries are known for their low-lying landscapes. 1
2 mountainous terrain Netherlands Mountains are rarely seen, and the flat terrain is more common. 1
3 mountainous terrain Netherlands Mountains are often associated with holiday or adventure destinations, as they are not a prominent natural feature of the landscape. 1
4 mountainous terrain Netherlands Mountainous terrain is not a significant part of the country's landscape, and therefore mountain sports are not common. 1
5 mountainous terrain Netherlands Mountains are not deeply integrated into the national identity and cultural practices. 1
6 mountainous terrain Netherlands Mountainous terrain is largely absent, so its impact on agriculture and transportation is minimal or non-existent. 1
7 rugged terrain Netherlands Rare due to the flat landscape 1
8 rugged terrain Netherlands Seen as a distant and exotic landscape, rarely encountered in daily life 1
9 rugged terrain Netherlands Virtually non-existent in the predominantly flat countryside 1
10 rugged terrain Netherlands Uncommon and considered a picturesque anomaly in an otherwise flat environment 1
11 rugged terrain Netherlands Virtually non-existent, making it an unusual and exotic concept 1
12 terrain Netherlands Flat terrain is predominant, with extensive land reclamation and canal systems. 1
13 terrain Netherlands Low-lying terrain with coastal features is prevalent, influencing considerations for flood management and water transport. 1
14 terrain Netherlands Lowland terrain with river deltas and mangrove forests influences flood management and biodiversity conservation. 1
15 use of terrain Netherlands Flat terrain is commonly used for cycling and is integrated into urban transportation networks. 1