Human Geography
Climate & Weather
Plate Tectonics & Landforms
Spatial Analysis
Countries & Capitals
100

The statistical study of human populations

What is demography

100

Most weather happens in this lowest layer of the atmosphere

Troposphere

100

The “Ring of Fire” surrounds this ocean

Pacific Ocean

100

Creating a zone of fixed distance around a point, line, or polygon

Buffer

100

The capital of Australia

Canberra

200

This model describes the shift from high birth and death rates to low ones as societies develop

Demographic Transition Model

200

This periodic warming of the eastern Pacific disrupts weather worldwide

El Niño

200

The San Andreas Fault is this type of plate boundary, where plates slide past each other

Transform boundary

200

Geocoding converts street addresses into these

Coordinates

200

Along with Paraguay, this is one of South America’s two landlocked countries

Bolivia

300

This term describes the movement of people from one country to another.

International Migration

300

In the Köppen classification, the “Af” code denotes this climate type

tropical rainforest

300

The Himalayas formed when the Indian Plate collided with this one

Eurasian Plate

300

The UTM system divides the Earth into this many longitudinal zones

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300

Thanks to its overseas territories, this country spans the most time zones in the world

France

400

This term describes the average number of children born per woman

Total Fertility Rate

400

Trade winds from both hemispheres converge in this belt of low pressure and heavy rain near the equator

Intertropical Convergence Zone

400

Iceland sits atop this divergent boundary running down the middle of an ocean  

Mid-Atlantic Ridge

400

This interpolation method is named after South African mining engineer Danie Krige

kriging

400

Liechtenstein and this Central Asian country are the world’s only two doubly landlocked countries

Uzbekistan

500

This term describes the process where wealthier residents move into a lower-income neighbourhood, often increasing housing cost

Gentrification

500

Canada’s chinook winds are an example of this warm, dry downslope wind, named for the German term

foehn (föhn) wind

500

The Wilson Cycle describes the repeated opening and closing of these 

Ocean basins

500

Moran’s I is a statistic that measures this property of spatial data

Spatial Autocoorelation

500

In 2006 this country’s government relocated its capital from Yangon to a purpose-built city

What is Myanmar (capital: Naypyidaw)