Found at the top of the map, tells you what the map is of.
A landform that rises very high above surrounding terrain and comes to a peak.
What is a mountain?
A network of stream and lakes that eventually form one river.
What is a river system?
What is tropical?
The horizontal lines on a map.
A raised area of land that is flat on top. Often located in mountainous regions.
What is a plateau?
Any area of land where precipitation collects and drains off into a body of water.
Has more evaporation than precipitation, rocky and sandy surfaces, and is located close to the equator.
What is dry?
The vertical lines on a map.
What is longitude?
A low area between hills or mountains. Sometimes they have rivers flowing through them.
What is a valley?
A large body of freshwater surrounded by land.
What is a lake?
Located between a tropical and polar region, has 4 seasons, and has warm summers with mild winters.
What is temperate?
What is the legend?
An area of land that is surrounded by water, but is smaller than a continent.
What is an island?
What is a pond?
Known for having long, cold winters and extreme transitions between seasons. This climate region can be as cold as -30*C!
Gives you the relative measurements for distances on a map.
What is the scale?
A large natural stream of water that flows to another body of water.
What is a river?
A huge body of salt water.
What is an ocean?
The coldest climate region. It never exceeds 10*C and has very harsh conditions, making it difficult for any life to survive.
What is polar?
The invisible lines that divides the planet in half.
What is the equator?
A large moving body of ice that is very powerful.
What is a glacier?
This water source in Quebec is a vital drainage basin and necessary for fishing, agriculture, and shipping and receiving.
What is the St. Lawrence River?
This climate region got its name because it is similar to the climate in a portion of Europe.
What is continental?
The section of the world "above" the equator.
What is the northern hemisphere?
The height that a mountain must be at or above to not be considered a hill.
What is 600m?
Residential area, agriculture, and manufacturing lead to what in water systems?
What is pollution?
The climate region highlighted
What is tropical?
The section of the world "below" the equator.
What is the southern hemisphere?
This releases magma and can result in the creation of plateaus.
What is a volcano?
The climate region highlighted
What is continental?
A feature that gives the cardinal directions.
What is the compass?