Virginia's 5 Regions
Virginia Region Words
Math Words to Add or Subtract
States Around Virginia
Continents
100

Which region is the coastal lowland where major waterways meet the Chesapeake Bay.

Coastal Plains (Tidewater) Region

100

This natural border separates the Tidewater and Piedmont regions, where rivers form waterfalls and rapids as elevation drops.

Fall Line

100

The answer when you add two numbers together

sum
100

This state shares Washington, D.C.

Maryland

100

Virginia is part of which continent?

North America

200

Located west of the Fall Line, this region features rolling hills and its name literally means "foot of the mountain."

Piedmont

200

Stretching over 200 miles, this body of water is the largest estuary in the United States and a major economic hub for Virginia.

Chesapeake Bay

200

The answer when you subtract two numbers from each other.

difference

200

These two states touch the bottom left side of Virginia, near the Appalachian Plateau.

Tennessee and Kentucky

200

What 3 countries make up North America?

Canada, United States and Mexico

300

Home to Shenandoah National Park and Old Rag Mountain, this region contains the oldest and highest mountains in Virginia.

Blue Ridge Mountain Region

300

In southeastern Virginia, this vast wetland sanctuary is home to diverse wildlife and rich history.

Great Dismal Swamp

300

altogether

add

300

This state goes all along the bottom part of Virginia.

North Carolina

300

This continent is the real home to penguins.

Antarctica

400

Situated between the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Allegheny Plateau, this region is famous for the Great Valley of Virginia.

Valley and Ridge Region

400

It is the geographic area of land where all water drains into a single body of water, such as a river, bay, or ocean.

Wetland

400

Another word that means "about"

estimate

400

The Chesapeake Bay flows through this state to the north of Virginia.

Maryland

400

This continent is home to Peru, Colombia and Brazil.

South America

500

Located in the southwestern tip of the state, this elevated, flat-topped region is known for its deep valleys and historic coal mining.

Appalachian Plateau Region

500

Coal, fertile soil, forests, and clean waterways are key examples of these natural assets and are very important to Virginia's economy.

Natural Resources

500

more than or less than

subtract

500

This state used to be a part of Virginia.

West Virginia

500

Which continent has the Great Wall of China?

Asia