These are the imaginary lines we use to give our exact location on the earth.
Latitude and longitude lines
This shows the relationship between a distance on a map and the corresponding distance on the earth.
Map scale
Name all 5 states that border Ohio
Pennsylvania, Kentucky, West Virginia, Michigan, and Indiana.
Land that is drained by a river and the river’s tributaries.
River basin
This describes the air at a certain time and place.
Weather
These are the imaginary lines that run up and down on a globe.
Longitude
This is a circle showing the principal directions printed on a map or chart.
Compass rose
This is created when a glacier melts and drops soil and rocks that it picked up hundreds of miles away.
Till
These types of resources are able to replenish itself naturally over a span of time.
This describes a pattern of weather that occurs in a place year after year.
Climate
These are the imaginary lines that run from side to side on a globe
Latitude
North, south, east, and west are all considered this kind of directions.
This is any substance (such as a chemical) that makes the air, water, or soil dirty.
Pollution
These types of resources are natural substances that are not replenished with the speed at which they are consumed.
Nonrenewable resources
This is a thick, moving sheet of ice. Ohio was once covered in one.
Glacier
This line separates the globe in half along a latitude line.
Equator
Northeast, northwest, southeast, and southwest are considered these kind of directions.
Intermediate
This caused the grooves in the rocks of Kelleys Island.
Glacier
This lake is one of the five great lakes. You can find it in northern Ohio.
Lake Erie
The place where a river begins
Source
This line separates the globe in half along a longitude line.
Prime Meridian
This is a list of symbols that appear on the map.
A key or legend
This is a line of small hills that run east to west across our state. Rivers of the north flow into Lake Erie where rivers on the south flow into the Ohio River.
The Ohio Divide
A type of map that shows land height
Elevation map
Hills, plains, plateaus, and other land shapes
Landforms