Map Terms
Shows the four cardinal directions on a map.
What is the compass rose?
What is Mr. HELP?
This state is nicknamed the First State.
What is Delaware?
This is the capital of Michigan?
What is Lansing?
True or False:
Relative location describes where one location is in relation to other locations and/or landmarks?
True
Imaginary line that is found at 0o longitude.
What is the prime meridian?
Type of location that uses geographical coordinates or addresses.
Martin Luther King Jr. was born and raised in this state.
What is Georgia?
This is the capital of Texas.
What is Austin?
This state's bird is known as the road runner.
What is New Mexico?
Imaginary line that is found at 0o latitude.
What is the equator?
This theme of geography is used to explain the unique features of a location.
What is place?
This state is home to one of the world's busiest airports.
What is Illinois?
This is the capital of California.
What is Sacramento?
The Midwest is an example of this theme of geography.
What is a region?
List of symbols, colors, images, and styles used to represent information on a map.
What is legend/key?
This theme of geography explains how people, goods, and ideas travel from place to place.
What is movement?
Mount Rushmore can be found in this state.
What is South Dakota?
Charleston is the capital city of this state.
What is West Virginia?
The capital of New Hampshire.
What is Concord?
Shows the relationship between the size of an area on the map and its actual size in the real world.
What is scale?
Pollution, excessive trash build-up, and water shortages are negative examples of this theme of geography.
What is human-environment interaction?
This state is known as the Evergreen State.
What is Washington?
Jefferson City is the capital city of this state.
What is Missouri?
Ohio has had ______ presidents who were either born or lived a portion of their life in Ohio.
What is eight?