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| The study of our physical surroundings and how humans interact with them |
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| Words that name different landforms and bodies of water (ex: bay, sea, peninsula, island, etc...) |
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| a named mountain, bay ocean, river, etc. Technicly a named geographic feature. (Rocky Mountain, Hawii, Mississippi River, Atlantic Ocean, Great Plains, etc...) |
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| a pattern of lines on a map usually running north-south and east-west that is used for giving positions |
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| Imaginary Lines on the earth that run east and west. Also known as the Equator |
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| Imaginary lines on the earth that run north and south. Aalso known as the Prime Meridian |
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| Any natural formation of rock and dirt on earth(no water) |
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| A flat representation of the earth or a part of the earth that shows the relative positions of places |
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| The most accurate map of the earth. It is the presentation of the earth in a shape of a ball |
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Shows direction on a map
north
west east
South
(Never eat soggy wheat) |
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| A pattern of lines on a map usually running north-south and east-west that is used for giving positions |
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