The largest river (by volume) in the world. Begins in Peru and ends in Atlantic Ocean.

The world's longest mountain chain, stretching along the west coast of South America.

highest waterfall in the world that is located in Venezuela

The lowest and oldest mountains in the US, near the east coast of US

A desert located in northern Chile near, driest place on Earth

The body of water on the east coast of the Western Hemisphere

The largest and deepest ocean on the western coast of the Western Hemisphere

The mountain range in the western United States and Canada

largest waterfall in the world that is located on the border of Brazil and Argentina

a waterfall located on the border of the USA and Canada

the body of water between Alaska and Russia

the body of water north of Venezuela

a body of water that is located off the southern coast of Alaska

The Mississippi River flows into this body of water, it is the largest gulf on Earth

the world's largest bay, named for an explorer who was searching for the Northwest Passage

5 large lakes called Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior

a 350 mile path of water that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Named for for a Porteguese explorer who first sailed this passage in 1520.

a river that begins in Canada and flows through Alaska and empties into the Bering Sea

the second longest river in North America at 2,320 miles, it begins in Minnesota and flows south and empties into the Gulf of Mexico

a river that connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean

a river that begins in Colorado and flows into the Gulf of Mexico, it forms parts of the US-Mexico border

the highest mountain in South America, the highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere (elevation is 22,841')

Highest mountain in North America (elevation is 20,310 ft)

a mostly flat and grassy region of western North America

the hottest, driest, and lowest desert in the US

a large peninsula (land surrounded by water on 3 sides) that separates the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico

an archipelago (group of islands) off southern South America, translates to "land of fire"

the southernmost point of South America

group of islands (archipelago) off the coast Ecuador

a desert region of dry plains and plateaus in southern South America

a large subtropical swamp in southern Florida that is known for its wildlife

the lowest point in the US, also a desert

a mountain range in California and Nevada, contains Lake Tahoe, Mount Whitney, and Yosemite Valley