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| a line that divides one state or country from another |
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| words at the top of a map the describe what it shows |
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| a shape, line or color on a map that stands for something else |
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| a box in which all symbols on a map are explained |
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| a pointer that shows which directions on a map are north, south, east and west |
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| a map that shows where cities and the borders of states and countries are located |
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| a map that shows landforms and bodies of water |
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| types of land on Earth's surface, such as mountains, plains or desserts |
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| oceans, gulfs, rivers, lakes and so on |
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| landforms or bodies of water that are not made by humans |
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| a pattern of lines that form squares |
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| a large land area with special features that make it different from other areas. |
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| a natural shape on Earth's surface, such as a plain. |
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| the new land that builds up from the silt dropped by a river |
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| place where people live, work and have fun together |
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| community that is in a city. Usually have tall buildings and busy streets. |
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| in the countryside, where towns are small and far apart. Small populations |
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| located near a large city |
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| a place where people live |
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| a place that is rules by another country |
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| a system in which people are owned by other people are forced to work |
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| a large farm where crops such as sugarcane or cotton are grown |
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