Physical Geography
A group of Islands
Archipelago
An area dedicated to agricultural activity
Rural area
A line demarcating territories
A border
The longest river in the US
The Mississippi River
Part of a map that explains the symbols used.
Key/Legend
A narrow passage of water between two land masses.
Strait
The smallest, or least dense, form of human settlement
A village
A city or district that is the seat of government for a country.
A capital
This state occupies a peninsula
Florida
The Prime Meridian is an example of a line of...?
Longitude
A river or stream that feeds into a larger river or river system.
Tributary
A zone dedicated to business, shopping, and banking.
A commercial zone
The form of money administered by and accepted within a country or territory.
Currency
The most populous city in the US
New York City
The word that refers to a rendering of the spherical and three-dimensional shape of the Earth, into a flat two-dimensional image.
Projection
This word describes an area of land that channels rainfall, snow melt, and other moving water into a common point, often a river system or bay.
Watershed
Language
The political arrangement of a nation and the land they occupy.
A country
This state had a volcano explosion in the late 1980s
Washington State
GPS, or global position systems, primarily rely on what technology or capability to create maps and generate images?
Satellites
Convergent boundary
The word describing the unique quality of foods from a particular place or culture.
Cuisine
A political arrangement of a nation, their land, and their government
A state, or nation state
This state borders Russia and Canada
Alaska
What does LiDAR stand for?
Light Detection and Ranging