Map Features
(What is) the compass rose
Large body of water on the West Coast of North America.
(What is) the Pacific Ocean
Canada has this kind of climate.
(What is) a Cold climate
The U.S. has a relationship with these neighboring countries.
(What are) Canada and Mexico
Show what symbols on a map mean.
(What is) key/legend
Large body of water on the East Coast of North America.
(What is) the Atlantic Ocean
The U.S. has this kind of climate.
(What is) a Warm/temperate climate
This is when countries send goods and resources to other countries.
(What is) an Export
Shows the distance between two places.
(What is) the map scale
Some of the largest lakes in the world. They are partly in the U.S. and partly in Canada.
(What are) the Great Lakes
Mexico has this kind of climate.
(What is) a Hot/Tropical climate
This is when countries get goods and resources from other countries.
(What is) an Import
Invisible horizontal (side-to-side) lines that show distance traveled North or South on a map.
(What is) latitude lines
The largest mountain range in North America, located in the West.
(What is) the Rocky Mountains
Avocados grow best in this climate.
(What is) Hot/Tropical
This is when countries exchange goods or services.
Invisible vertical (up and down) lines that show distance traveled East or West on a map.
(What is) longitude lines)
The large body of water near Florida and Mexico.
(What is) the Gulf of Mexico
Pineapple grow best in this climate.
(What is) Hot/Tropical
The U.S. imports a lot of oil from this country to the North.