That continent that we live in
The capital city of the United States
Washington D.C.
The exact point where a place is located.
Absolute location
This country is on the Northern Border of the United States.
Canada
The Llanos and the Pampas are examples of this type of physical feature.
Grasslands
This physical feature of Central America is a narrow strip of land that connects two larger land masses.
Isthmus
This river acts as a border between the state of Texas and the country of Mexico
Rio Grande
This is what you would call "half" of the Earth
Hemisphere
These two states can be found on Oklahoma's eastern border
Arkansas and Missouri
There are over 1,000 of these that feed into the Amazon River.
Tributaries
The Caribbean islands curve in a chain, which the technical term is know as this.
Archipelago
These two U.S. states are not contiguous.
Alaska and Hawaii
Another name for a person who makes maps.
Cartographer
One of two land-locked South American countries
Bolivia or Paraguay
This South American desert is one of the driest places in the world.
Atacama Desert
This Island nation is the largest in the Greater Antilles.
Cuba
Mexico's Baja California and the United State's Florida are examples of this type of land feature.
Peninsula
This type of map show places humans have created such as countries, states, and cities.
Political Map
This ocean is to the West of Europe
Atlantic Ocean
The Amazon River begins it's journey across the continent in the mountains of this country.
Peru
This Island in the Caribbean is actually a commonwealth of the United States.
Puerto Rico
Adventurous men who traveled the Great Lakes region to trade with Native Americans for furs.
Voyageurs
This most common type of map projection shows the Earth's directions accurately but distorts the poles.
Mercator Projectoin
This Central American country connects North America to South America
Panama
This city was once the capital of the Incan empire
Cuzco
"The land divided, the world united" is a slogan for what man made feature
Panama Canal