Landforms
These rivers form a natural border between the United States and neighboring countries
What is the Rio Grande River?
What is the St. Lawrence River?
The study of people, their environment and their resources
What is Geography?
The study of the physical features of an area relates to the theme of
What is place?
Map that shows natural features like mountains and rivers
What is a Physical Map?
What is to show exact location?
The longest and most important river system in the United States
What is the Mississippi River?
What is the Missouri River?
Shows Earth's features more accurately than a map
What is a Globe?
Traveled by railroad, plane, and ship is related to the theme of
What is Movement?
Map that shows how people make a living
What is an Economic Map?
Describe a Marine Climate
What is hot summers, mild winters, rainy?
A major feature of the Interior Plains is its
What is deposits of coal?
Weather experienced over a period of time
What is Climate?
Which theme does NOT relate to human activities
What is Location?
Why are maps more useful than globes
What is to show all of Earth's surface?
Geographers help historians study the past by
What is showing how people and land are related?
What is the Interior Plains?
A person who makes maps
What is a Cartographer?
A region is an area that
What is that has similar physical or cultural characteristics?
Map that shows the boundaries that divide countries, states, etc.
What is a Political Map?
The Ohio River is a/an ____________ of the Mississippi River
What is a Tributary?
Region where the Great Salt Lake is located
What is the Intermountain Range?
The measured distance of Latitude and Longitude (in terms of degree)
What is Longitude - Degrees W?
What is Latitude - Degrees N?
Interaction is concerned with how people
What is change their environment?
A place that is located at 42 Degrees N / 88 Degrees W lies
What is North of the Equator?
What is an Isthmus?