Across |
2. | an area of land with unique features as well as distinct plants and animals |
3. | an elevated landform so flat on top it looks like a table |
5. | 0 degrees line of longitude. Runs through Greenwich, England, divides the world into eastern and western hemispheres |
8. | a stream of smaller river that flows into a river or lake |
11. | an understanding of event and people based on the accepted ideas and values of the time period being studied |
14. | a deep, water-filled, canyon |
15. | a treeless area covering more than 30,000 miles in NM and Tx |
17. | a boundary or area of high ground separating rivers and makes them flow in opposite directions |
18. | two-dimensional representation of the earth |
20. | the measurement of distance east and west of the Prime Meridian |
21. | the process of changing to fit some purpose or situation |
22. | an area of land controlled by its own government |
23. | a landform characterized by tis fields of dried lava |
25. | the city |
26. | the description of where a place is in relation to other places or things |
28. | a natural or manmade pond or lake used for storing water |
31. | the measurement of distances north and south of the equator |
32. | the study of human populations (size, growth, density) |
33. | the movement of weathered materials. |
34. | the study of the earth and everything on it |
36. | an elevated area of mostly flat land, usually extending from a mountain range. |
37. | geographic information system |