What do you look at to understand what the symbols on a map stand for?

Mapmakers often use the color blue on maps to stand for

Lines of longitude and latitude are imaginary lines used to show the

Which kind of special purpose map would help you plan a driving trip to the Grand Canyon?

A plateau is a landform that is

Long ago, how was the Mississippi River most like a highway?

In which way did Hurricane Katrina harm the city of New Orleans?

Which is the best title for this map?

In which direction would a traveler from the Southwest go to visit the West?

Which region has an inland location?

Through which two regions does the Mississippi River flow?

In which region is a town at 45°North and 115°West?

The scale of a map shows...

Which of these directions are an intermediate direction?

Which state capital is closest to 45°North latitude and 100°West longitude?

Order these states from the least populated to the most populated: Pennsylvania, Wyoming, Oklahoma

Potatoes grow best in places that receive between 16 and 32 inches of rain per year and places that have an elevation between 1,000 and 5,000 feet. Which of the following states would be the best place to grow potatoes?

Name the state that lies the farthest east in the United States

Which region gets the most annual rainfall?

Which of the following states touch the 150°west line of latitude?

Find the 40°North line of latitude and the 105°West line of longitude. Which state are you in?

Which region would you be in if you were standing at the cross of the 35°North parallel and the 85°West parallel?

Latitude is the imaginary line that runs

Longitude are lines that run

What are the 5 regions of the United States?

Which on of the following is NOT a region of the United States?

Which state would you be in if you were at 65°N,150°W?