The Geography of U.S & Canada

A treeless plain in Arctic areas is a _____________

• tundra

• Continental Divide

• megalopolis

• prairie

A group of cities that grown so close together they seem to form one city.

• Continental Divide

• canyon

• megalopolis

• tundra

An imaginary line in Rocky Mountains; rivers to the east drain into the Arctic Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, or Gulf of Mexico, rivers to the west flow into the Pacific Ocean or Gulf of California.

• tundra

• megalopolis

• prairie

• Continental Divide

A deep valley with steep sides.

• tundra

• prairie

• canyon

• megalopolis

A flat, rolling land covered with grass.

• tundra

• prairie

• Continental Divide

• plateau

This mountain range divides the Northeastern states from the Midwestern states.

• Appalachian Mountains

• Mount Mitchell

• Rocky Mountains

• Canadian Shield

This city is an important port in the Canadian province of Novia Scotia.

• Boston

• Charleston

• Halifax

• Cleveland

This area has rising & falling flatlands, green hills & dense forests.

• Great Plains

• The Grand Canyon

• The Appalachian Mountains

• Central Lowlands

A natural feature of the earth's surface.

• landform

• canyon

• plains

• prairie

Many people relied on the natural geography of this area for work in the coal mining industry.

• Halifax

• Central Lowlands

• Appalachia

• The Great Plains