Pannonian Plain

The Pannonian Plain is a large, flat expanse of fertile land in Central Europe, covering parts of Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, Romania, and Bulgaria. It was once an inland sea but has since become a major agricultural area due to its rich, loamy soil and favorable climate. The plain features numerous rivers, including the Danube and Tisza, which support irrigation and transportation. Its openness and flat terrain make it ideal for farming, urban development, and transportation corridors, playing a significant role in the region's economy and ecological diversity.