Movement
Region
Maps
Satellites
Location
100

What are Geographers interested in with movement?

How people, goods, and ideas move place to place.

100

What is a region?

An area of earth's surface with similar characteristics.

100

What is a mapmaker called?

Cartographer

100

What is a Landsat Satellite?

Orbits the Earth.

100

What is absolute location?

Exact place on earth.

200

How many types of movement?

3

200

What factors in to declaring a region?

Physical, political, economic or cultural characteristics.

200

What is a problem with maps?

Distortion.
200

What does GOES stand for?

Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite.

200

What is relative location?

Describes a place in comparison to others around it.

300

What is linear distance?

How far across the earth, a person, idea, or product travels.

300

What are formal regions?

Defined by a limited number of related characteristics.

300

What is map projection?

Drawing the earth's surface, by representing a round earth on flat paper.

300

What is the GOES Satellite?

Weather satellite, gather images of atmospheric pressure and conditions.

300

What is the equator?

Line that divides the north and south halves.

400

What is time distance?

Amount of time it takes for a person, idea, or a product to travel.

400

What are Functional Regions?

Organized around a set of interactions and connections between places.

400

Who uses Navigation maps?

Pilots and sailors
400

What is Navstars?

Series of 30 satellites.

400

What are latitude lines?

Parallel to the equator

500

What is psychological distance?

How people view distance.

500

What are perceptual regions?

How people see a region as the same.

500

What is a general-reference map?

Represents natural and man-made features.

500

How many days does it take for Landsat to orbit the earth?

16

500

What are longitude lines?

Go around the earth.

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