Map Features
Types of Maps
Regions
Map Features Cont.
100

Most map makers use a to  ____ show the cardinal and intermediate directions.

What is a compass rose?

100

A _____ map shows natural features.

What is a physical map?

100

The Midwest is a ______ region because it does not border any ocean.

What is an inland? 

100

To describe the exact location of a place on Earth, mapmakers use a system of ___. 

What are latitude and longitude lines? 

200

A _____ shows the relationship between map distances and real distances.

What is a scale?

200
A political map shows.

What are cities, capitals, states, and countries?

200

A ____ is a high, flat landform that rises steeply from the land around it. 

What is a plateau? 

200

Lines of latitude run in what direction. 

What is east and west?

300
Mapmakers use a _________ to explain what each symbol stands for. 
What is a map key?
300

A map that shows just one type of information, &  give an example.

What is a special-purpose map? Ex: Road map, elevation map. 

300

A _______ is a bowl-shaped landform that is lower than the land around it. 

What is a basin?

300
The color blue on a map stands for?

What is oceans/water?

400

A grid that covers all of Earth is called a. 

What is a global grid?

400

What kind of information does a physical map show, and give 2 examples?

What is landforms (such as mountains, valleys, and plains) or bodies of water?

400

Name the 5 regions of the United States.

Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, West, Southwest 

400

Lines of longitude run in what direction?

What is north and south?