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| another name for a line of latitude |
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| lines on a map or globe that meet at the North to South poles |
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| lines on a map or globe that go from east to west, they lay flat and never meet |
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| another word for a line of longitude |
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| North, East, South, West (Never Eat Smelly Walruses) |
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| the study of the earth and all things on it |
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| one half of the earth, there are four hemisheres |
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| a location marked by an exact |
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| a location marked by using one thing in relationship to another using words such as next to, near, or between |
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| a tool used to judge the relative size, or distance of something on a map |
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| a tool on a map that explains what the symbols and colors mean |
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| a flat, usually paper version of the globe |
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| a diagram that shows the major and secondary directions used for navigation |
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| the main line of longitude that runs through Greenwich, England. used to measure distance east and west in degrees. |
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| the main line of latitude that divides the Northern Hemisphere from the Southern Hemisphere. used to measure distance north and south in degrees. |
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| northeast(NE), southwest(SW), northwest(NW), and southeast(SE) |
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