Cardinal Directions on a Compass Rose
The directions on the compass rose, that got North (N), East (E), South (S) and West (W)?
What is the cardinal directions?
The imaginary line around the middle of the world in space or other bodies.
What is the equator?
The broad inlet in the sea where the landform curves inward.
What is a bay?
The area of land known as having animals, vegetables and soil, and the degrees in there.
What is a biome?
It is a body of lands surrounded by water
What is a island?
Is made by the directions on a compass rose is Northeast (NE), Northwest (NW), Southeast (SE), Southwest (SE)
What are the intercardinal directions or ordinal directions?
The imaginary lines that split up the world, they go to east and west, but they measure your distance by north or south.
What is the lines of latitude?
On the wet lands as rivers don't have anymore of their water and sediment into another body of water.
What is the delta?
The rising land that gets big than the other area around it on the other side.
What is a plateau?
The ocean in the party surrounding the land, by about 50 seas especially bodies of the water.
What is the sea?
The symbol on the map that shows the directions on the compass.
What is a Compass Rose?
The imaginary lines that split up the world, they go to north and south, and then from pole to pole and they check the distance by east or west.
What are the lines of longitude?
The portion on the ocean that goes to the land.
What is a gulf?
The low area that's by the hill even the mountain.
What is a valley?
The high point of land that makes bigger and then goes into a river, lake or to the ocean.
What is a cape (Geography)?
The symbols that are on the map.
What is a key (Legend)?
The unit of latitude or longitude used to define points in the world's surface or even the celestial sphere.
What are the degrees?
The body of water is defended by barriers, being protected by anchorage and permitting the transfer of cargo and passengers by ships or the cargo.
What is a harbor?
The branch that goes over to the mainstream, into every river: the White River, Arkansas River and especially Red River
What is a tributary?
The length of water shorter than a strait.
What is a channel?
The misrepresentation of shape, area or distance or a direction of or between the features once compared to the true measurements in the curved surface in the Earth.
What is distortion?
The reference line that goes through the Royal Observatory, then Green which and lastly in London and England.
What is the prime meridian?
The big body of water surrounded by land.
What is a lake?
Of the learning physical features on the world, even its atmosphere, and of the people activity as it affects and is affected by them, especially the distribution of populations and resources, land using, and industries.
What is Geography?
The team of the islands.
What is an archipelago?