Name the Landform
Name the Waterway
Rivers in the World
Mountains in the World
Name the Ocean
100

A raised part of land that is flat on the top, usually grassy.

Plateau

100

A large flowing stream of fresh water.

River

100

The river that flows past Boathouse Row in Philadelphia.

Schuylkill River

100

Large mountain range that goes through western USA.

Rocky Mountains.

100

Ocean along the eastern coast of the US. Separates North America from Europe and Africa.

Atlantic Ocean

200

A rupture in the crust of the Earth, that will spill out lava and magma.

Volcano

200

A large body of salt water.

Ocean.

200

The largest river in Pennsylvania.

Delaware River

200

Large mountain range that goes through eastern USA.

Appalachian Mountains.

200

Largest ocean in the world.

Pacific Ocean

300

A very thin, narrow strip of land, surrounded by water on two sides, that connects two larger pieces of land.

Isthmus

300

A wetland area filled with vegetation and stagnant water. It can be a mix of fresh and saltwater.

Marsh/Swamp/Bog

300

The longest river in the United States.

Missouri River

300

The largest mountain in the world.

Mount Everest.

300

Ocean located at the southern part of the world. Right above Antarctica.

Southern Ocean

400

A strip of land, covered in sand/stones/pebbles, near the edge of a body of water.

Beach

400

A recessed (inner) body of water that connects to an ocean. Mainly salt water.

Bay

400

The largest river in the world. Located in South America.

Amazon River

400

The largest mountain in Africa.

Mount Kilimanjaro

400

Ocean located between Africa, India, and Australia.

Indian Ocean

500

A barren area of land with very little precipitation. Can be very hot or very cold.

Desert.

500

The area at the end of a river where sediment and other materials gets deposited.

Delta

500

The longest river in the world. Located in Africa.

Nile River

500

The largest mountain summit in the US.

Denali

500

The ocean that is at the northern part of the world. Very cold.

Arctic Ocean