This landform which makes up much of western europe was formed by sheets of ice during the ice age:

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Campino · Answer 1 · 2019-08-01T12:30:23+0000

The European plain was formed by sheets of ice during the ice age. This land form is the largest mountain-less land form in Europe, although it does contain a few highlands. It is narrower in Western Europe, but widens as it runs Eastwards.

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