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WorksheetsTX25-26 - NTP - Regions of Texas
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 17mins
Where would you find "the Alamo"? [hint: it's located in the city of San Antonio]
What is the title of the first unit we're learning about in Texas History class?
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TITLE: Natural (a) and Its People
Match the following Texas cities to the correct REGION they are located in.
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Austin
COASTAL PLAINS
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Abilene
NORTH CENTRAL PLAINS
Amarillo
Lubbock
Midland / Odessa
GREAT PLAINS
El Paso
Fort Davis
Alpine
MOUNTAINS and BASINS
Look at the map provided.
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This map has letters and numbers on it. The letters are different CITIES of Texas.
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Letter A - (a)
Letter B - (b)
Letter C - (c)
Letter D - (d)
Letter E - (e)
Use the map provided to help you answer this question.
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ALL of these choices are rivers that help form the boundary [shape] of Texas EXCEPT for the -
Rio Grande River
Red River
Brazos River
Sabine River
Match the following facts with the correct REGION of Texas.
* most rainfall
* 4 largest cities
* close to the gulf
* the Alamo
COASTAL PLAINS
* stockyards
* city of Fort Worth
* flat land
* good farm soil
NORTH CENTRAL PLAINS
* Lubbock and Amarillo
* "TX Panhandle"
* Palo Duro Canyon
GREAT PLAINS
* Smallest region
* city of El Paso
* Pueblo culture group
MOUNTAINS and BASINS
This is a map showing the GREAT PLAINS region of Texas.
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Choose TWO [2] of these questions to answer:
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1 - What "nickname" is given to this region?
2 - What major cities are located in this region?
3 - Is the land FLAT or are there many HILLS and VALLEYS?
Label this map of the regions of Texas by putting the correct name in each region.
Correctly label the rivers that help form the boundary [shape] of Texas.
Organize these options into the right categories.
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WHEN COMPLETE, THERE SHOULD BE THREE [3] ITEMS IN EACH CATEGORY
4 largest cities - Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin
closest to the gulf, so it gets the most rainfall
smallest, highest, and driest region
only 1 major city - El Paso
Fort Worth, Abilene, and Wichita Falls
Amarillo, Lubbock, Midland, and Odessa
stockyards filled with cattle
known as "the Texas Panhandle"
Big Bend National Park
Palo Duro Canyon
Colorado River flows through the state capital
flat land with good soil for farming
