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| Location description using longitude and latitude. |
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| A layer of rock that holds water underground. |
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| Land drained by a river system. |
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| Contained in the same boundaries. |
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| To prepare the land for planting crops. |
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| A prolonged period of below average precipitation. |
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| A community of living things that depend on each other in order to function as a unit. |
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| The process of breaking down, as in the break down of rock by wind and water. |
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| Traditional beliefs, myths, tales, and practices of a people. |
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| Material derived from living organism. |
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| The natural landforms and characteristics of a place. |
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| Land regions that were formed by similar geologic processes. |
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| The amount of water in the air that falls to the earth as rain or snow. |
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| Something made or written by someone who was there at the time; an original record. |
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| Location description using a places's location in relation to other places. |
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| Material such as stones and sand deposited by water, wind, or glacier. |
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| A barrier of trees and shrubs that protects against the wind and reduces erosion. |
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