| compass rose | | a city area |
| line of longitude | | the average number of people living in a specific unit or area |
| equator | | the land along an ocean |
| hemisphere | | the moving of goods, people, or animals from one place to another |
| Tropic of Cancer | | a natural feature of Earth’s surface |
| region | | a large area in which places share similar features |
| capital | | the weather patterns in one place over a long period of time |
| desert | | a narrow gap in a mountain range |
| settle | | to move to and set up a new place to live |
| natural resource | | an area just outside a city |
| suburban area | | an imaginary line that runs from the North Pole to the South Pole |
| agriculture | | the northernmost point where the sun shines directly overhead |
| transportation | | a useful material that come from the earth |
| line of latitude | | an area of small towns or farms |
| absolute location | | Earth’s main line of longitude |
| prime meridian | | the style and design of a building |
| climate | | a symbol that shows the main directions on a map |
| Tropic of Capricorn | | the growing of crops and raising of animals |
| landform | | one half of Earth |
| coast | | a city where a country’s or state’s central government is located |
| border | | the southernmost point where the sun shines directly overhead |
| mountain pass | | an official line that separates one place from another |
| urban area | | the exact or nearly exact location of a place on Earth using degrees north or south and east or west |
| rural area | | the line of latitude that circles the middle of Earth |
| architecture | | an area that receives less than ten inches of rain in one year |
| population density | | an imaginary line that runs east-west around Earth |