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Ways to Name Where you live
Regions of the United States
Types of Maps
Landforms/Waterways
Geography Terms
100
The city where you go to school.
What is Webberville?
100
The region that you live in.
What is the midwest?
100
This shows a pattern of weather over a period of time.
What is a Climate Map?
100
This is an area of flat or rolling land.
What is a plain?
100
This the the way people use resources to make goods and services.
What is economic activities?
200
The state where you live.
What is Michigan?
200
The region where Maine and New Hampshire are.
What is the Northeast?
200
This shows the height of land over the sea level.
What is an elevation map?
200
This is part of the ocean partly surrounded by land.
What is a gulf?
200
This is a low area surrounded by higher land.
What is a basin?
300
The country that you live in.
What is United States of America?
300
The region where California is located.
What is the West?
300
This shows groups of states with common features.
What is a region map?
300
This is a river or stream that flows into a larger river.
What is a tributary?
300
This is a resource found in nature that is not a plant or animal.
What is a mineral?
400
The continent that you live on.
What is North America?
400
The region where Texas and Arizona are located.
What is the Southwest?
400
This shows the moisture that falls from the sky like snow, rain, and hail.
What is a precipitation map?
400
This is an area of flat land with higher elevation.
What is a plateau?
400
This is the business of growing crops and raising animals for help and support.
What is agriculture?
500
The hemisphere where you live.
What is the Northern Hemisphere?
500
The region where Florida and Georgia are located?
What is the Southeast?
500
This shows the level of the surface of the sea.
What is a sea level map?
500
This is the wearing away of the earths surface.
What is erosion?
500
Relying on one another to meet needs and wants
What is interdependence?