Physical Geography!
This physical feature has high elevation and steep slopes.
What are mountains?
North, south, east, and west are the four main types of these.
What are directions?
A river is an example of this type of feature.
What is a physical feature?
The imaginary line that divides Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
What is the Equator?
The four geographic tools.
What are Maps, Graphs, Charts/Tables, and GIS (Geographic Information System)?
This region is known for mostly flat land and rolling hills.
What are plains?
The direction you travel from Africa to Asia.
A highway is an example of this type of feature.
What is a human-made feature?
The imaginary line associated with dividing the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
What is the Prime Meridian?
Type of map that shows borders and boundaries of cities, states, countries, etc.
What is a Politcal Map?
This region may have beaches and is good for trade because it is near water.
What is a coastal region?
The direction you travel from North America to Australia.
What is South West?
A bridge, a dam, and a canal belong in this category.
What are human-made features?
The hemisphere located above the Equator.
What is the Northern Hemisphere?
This type of map would best show the population density of an area.
What is a thematic map?
This region is dry or arid, has very little rainfall, and may contain cacti and sand dunes.
What is a desert?
Europe is located this direction from Australia.
What is North West?
A mountain, desert, plain, and gulf belong in this category.
What are physical features?
Influences of a climate region.
What are the proximity to the equator and water sources.
The geographic tool that combines different layers of information on a computer to study one area.
What is Geographic Information System?
Access to water, natural barriers (like mountains), Easy Access to trade routes.
South America is located this direction from Asia.
What is South West?
This is the category for features created by people, such as cities, neighborhoods, canals, and highways.
What are human-made features?
Characteristics that can be influenced by where people live.
What is culture, economy, political systems, geography, Etc!!!!??
What are Roads, Flood Zones, Elevation, and Population?