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| imaginary lines that circle the earth north and south of the equator. |
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| the largest bodies of land |
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| Earth's largest bodies of water |
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| divides the world in half |
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| imaginary lines that go from the North Pole to the South Pole |
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| imaginary line of longitude that divides the world into western and eastern hemispheres |
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| north, south, east, and west |
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| the "in-between" directions; northwest, northeast, southeast, southwest |
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| helps you find directions on a map |
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| picture that represents something |
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| explains the symbols on a map |
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| word or phrase that tells what the map is about |
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| a tool for measuring distance on a map |
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| a map that shows information such as cities, capitals, states and countries |
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| shows the natural features of the earth |
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| a type of physical map that shows mountains, hills, plains, lakes, rivers, etc. |
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| a map that shows the height of land above sea level |
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| a high landform that is flat on top |
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| the low land between mountains |
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| a piece of land that is surrounded by water on all sides |
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| a piece of land that is surrounded by water on all three sides |
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