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Having to do with the region around the North Pole.
Arctic
100
The curved path in which a planet, moves in a circle around another body.
Orbit
100
These lines never meet or cross each other.
Parallels
100
These are the most extensive areas of the planet. Its climate, rains and temperatures vary between each season of the year.
Temperate zones
200
One of the earth's six major areas of land
Continent
200
A space having similar requirements such as temperature, weather and precipitation.
Thermal zone
200
Something that marks the edge or limit.
Boundary
200
An area of land smaller than a continent and surrounded by water on all sides.
Island
300
A sort of geometric line that has only imaginary and does not physically exist. They are used to identify places on a map.
Imaginary lines
Imaginary lines
300
The imaginary circle around the earth that is halfway between the North and South Poles.
Equator
300
The line between two countries.
Border
300
Is characterized by high temperatures and abundant rains all the year or much of it.
Tropical zones
400
An invisible line around which an object rotates, or spins.
Earth's axis
400
The vast body of salt water covering about three quarters of the earth's surface.
Ocean
400
This is where the lowest temperatures are concentrated and there are only two seasons throughout the year: summer and winter.
Pole
400
The science of the earth's surface and all life on it.
Geography
500
To find the position or place of.
Locate
500
The land or seas at or near the South Pole.
Antarctic
500
The outline or shape of a coast.
Coastline
500
A picture of a particular area of the earth or sky drawn or printed to scale on a flat surface.
Map
