A | B |
island | body of land surrounded by water |
lake | body of water surrounded by land, usually blue on maps |
peninsula | body of land with water on 3 sides |
desert | very dry land, usually shown by black dots on a map |
river | water that flows across the land to the ocean, usually blue on maps |
swamp | wetlands, marshy wet areas of land |
hills and mountains | highlands, usually shown by shadows on a map |
bay | body of water where fresh water and sea water mix together (Chesapeake) |
Physical Map | shows physical features of the earth |
Political Map | shows boundaries fo states or countries |
Product Map | shows natural resources found in a place |
Map Scale | shows the distance between places on a map |
adapt to regions | make changes in houses, jobs, food, and travel according to where they live |
Powhatan Indians | Northeastern woodlands, wooden homes, canoes |
Sioux Indians | Midwestern plains, buffalo skin teepees, horses |
Pueblo Indians | Southwestern Desert, adobe homes, walked |
Inuit (Eskimo) Indians | North Pole, Arctic, igloo homes, sleds |
Equator | divides Earth into a Northern and Southern Hemisphere |
Prime Meridian | divides the earth into a Western and Eastern hemisphere |
U.S. Mountain features | Rocky, Appalachian, |
U.S. Water features | Great Lakes, Mississippi River, Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean |
Major VA Mountain features | Appalachian |
Major VA water features | James River, Potomac River, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic Ocean |
7 Continents of the World | Asia, Africa, Australia, Antarctica, North America, South America, Europe |
4 oceans of the world | Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic |
map | flat drawing that shows what a place looks like from above |
map symbol | pictures on the map that stand for real places and things |
map key or legend | explains what the symbols on the map mean |
compass rose | direction finder on a map |
North Pole | most northern place on Earth |
South Pole | most southern place on Earth |