The huge bodies of salt water that cover 71% of Earth's surface are called...

Major land masses that cover 29% of the Earth's surface are called...

What are the lines that run horizontally east to west around the globe? (They are also called parallels and measure distance North and South of the equator)

A line of latitude that runs horizontally (east to west) at 0 degrees, dividing the Earth into the northern and southern hemispheres.

A map that shows boundaries of continents, countries, states, and cities.

An exact location of Earth using longitude and latitude is called...

A map that shows locations of landforms, bodies of water, and other geographical features.

Half of Earth: determined by either the equator or prime meridian. (This word means "half of a globe")

A line of longitude which runs vertically at 0 degrees dividing the Earth into eastern and western hemispheres.

Lines which run vertically north to south around the globe. (Also called meridians. Measure distance east and west of the prime meridian)

Elevation above sea level.

This climate zone is hot all year long.

Found along the equator.

Abundant rainfall.

This climate zone is cold all year long.

Furthest from the equator.

Temperatures vary with mild seasonal changes.

Temperatures are NOT extreme.

This describes how close you are to something. (example: how close you are to bodies of water)

This tool can be found on maps and is used to show directions.

What physical feature is made up of Spain and Portugal?

What physical feature is the largest mountain-free land area in Europe (it stretches 2,000 miles)

The second largest river in Europe is the...

What geographical feature is a natural boundary between Europe and Asia?

What physical feature is known as the "crossroads" of three continents and is a route for trade and cultural exchange between Africa, Asia, and Europe?

What physical feature separates the United Kingdom from France?

The Rhine River is the longest river in...

#1 on the map is...

#2 on the map is...

#3 on the map is...

#4 on the map is...

#5 on the map is...

#6 on the map is...

#7 on the map is...

#8 on the map is...

#9 on the map is...

#10 on the map is...

#11 on the map is...

#12 on the map is...

What country is #1 on the map?

What country is #2 on the map?

What country is #3 on the map?

What country is #4 on the map?

What country is #5 on the map?

What country is #6 on the map?

What country is #7 on the map?

What country is #8 on the map?

What country is #9 on the map?

What physical feature is a natural border between France and Spain?

What physical feature is located at #1?

What physical feature is located at #2?

What physical feature is located at #3?

What physical feature is located at #10?

What physical feature is located at #9?

What physical feature is located at #4?

What physical feature is located at #6?

What physical feature is located at #5?

What physical feature is located at #7?

What physical feature is located at #8?

Found on a map. Used to show direction.

Long-term weather pattern in a region, typically averaged over 30 years.

How close you are to something.

This physical feature is a natural border between Europe and Asia.

This feature is the largest mountain-free landform in Europe.

This physical feature begins in Germany and goes east through 10 different countries.

This feature begins in the Alps Mountains and goes Northwest before ending in the Atlantic Ocean.

This physical feature is a natural border between Italy and Switzerland and is a popular tourist destination.

This physical feature is known as the "crossroads of three continents."

This feature forms the natural border between the Iberian Peninsula and the rest of Europe

This physical feature is made up of Spain and Portugal.

This feature is about 350 miles long and seprates the United Kingdom from mainland Europe.

This physical feature surrounds the United Kingdom and is located off the west coast of Europe.