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| A region of water that drains to a certain body water. |
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| Plants and trees in a region. |
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| A region with lots of people, like in the city. |
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| A polar climate and vegetation region with a few large plants. |
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| An imaginary line found at 23 1/2° South latitude. |
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| An imaginary line found a 23 1/2° North latitude. |
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| Farming done to feed one's own family. |
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| A narrow body of water linking two larger bodies of water. |
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| the first day of summer or winter. |
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| What is used to measure distance on a map |
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| Water not absorbed by the soil. |
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| A region with a few people living there, like in the country. |
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| Where a place is compared to other places. |
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| The main line of longitude. |
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| The average number of people living in a place or region. |
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| The region with people from many different places. |
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| And area of the earth that is very cold and receives little direct sunlight. |
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| A flat elevated landform. |
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| Landform with water on three sides. |
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| An area defined by things that are the same. |
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| Another name for lines of latitude. |
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| Non-point source pollution |
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| Pollution from many different things. |
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| Climate region close to an ocean that has little change in temperature. |
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| Imaginary lines on a map that help to locate places. |
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| A natural part of earth's surface. |
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| Symbols on the map with an explanation of what they are. |
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| A narrow strip of land linking two larger land masses. |
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| People who are native to a region before colonialism. |
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| Energy created by building a dam on a river. |
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| The natural environment in which a plant or animal lives. |
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| A large moving mass of ice. |
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| The study of the Earth and its people. |
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| A natural energy source that is found on Earth. |
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| The first day of Spring and Fall. |
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| The height above sea level. |
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| A region that people can live in permanently. |
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| A region with certain plants and animals. |
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| How people make money in a region. |
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| What causes the change in shape of a place when shown on the map. |
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| The end of a river where it meets the sea and forms a triangular piece of land. |
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| Climate region far from the ocean that has a wide range of temperatures. |
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| Evergreen trees with needlelike leaves and cones. |
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| When one country claims another piece of land is their own. |
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| A pattern of weather over a period of time. |
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| An imaginary line the earth spins. |
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| The exact point of a place. |
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