What does Boreal mean?

What is a Cartogram

a mid-latitude/climate that is not too hot or too cold

relating to earthquakes and vibrations in the ground

Something in the physical environment that people value and use to meet a need for fuel, food and other products.

the difference between the highest and lowest elevations

rain, sleet, hail or any other form of water that comes from the sky

the concentration of people in a specific geographic location.

Regions of the world close to the North/South pole. High Latitudes, cold all year long least amount of direct sunlight

seasonal wind in South/Southeast Asia, bringing rain from May to September and dry from October and April.

Mid latitude climate with a dry, hot summer and a cool rainy winter

a feature on Earth's surface that is part of the terrain such as mountains, hills, plateaus, or plains

a feature on Earth's surface a a feature on Earth's surface that is part of the terrain such as mountains, hills, plateaus on Earth's surface that is part of the terrain such as mountains, hills, pla is part of the terrain such as mountains, hills, a feature o

all the waters on the earth's surface, such as lakes and seas, and sometimes including clouds.

The average slope of the land

a science that studies rocks.  & science that studies rocks.  & layers of soil in order to learn about the history of the Earth and its life of soil in order to learn about the history of the Earth and its lif

The wearing away of the earth due to water, wind, and ice

The downhill flow of water from a higher elevation to a lower elevation

a relatively dry climate with very hot summers and very cold winters, characteristic of the central parts of Asia and North America.

thematic map where the size of a place (country, state, etc) is enlarged or shrunken based on a statistic (such as population),

Climate zone just south of the arctic. Lots of pine, poplar and birch tree