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| The study of the Earth's features or shapes. |
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| A place where ships can dock |
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| The place where the leaders of a country or state meet and work. |
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| The kind of weather a place has each season year after year. |
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| The natural shape of the land. |
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| Something that is found in nature, such as weather or pland life. |
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| A natural feature or shape of the land. |
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| the lowlands between hills and mountain ranges |
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| highlands with steep sides and flat tops |
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| flat or nearly flat lowlands |
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| a piece of land that has water almost all the way around it |
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| the land next to the ocean |
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| a place with a very dry climate |
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| the features that people have added, such as buildings and bridges |
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| a place where ships can stay safe from high waves and strong winds |
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| communities where buying and selling goods is the main work |
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| parts of rivers where water tunds very fast, often over rocks |
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| the number of people who live in a place |
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| a path from one place to another |
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| a place where 2 routes cross |
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| a boat that carries people and goods across a waterway |
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| a shallow place in a waterway that can be crossed by walking, driving or riding |
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| a smaller river that flows into a larger one |
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| a direction between 2 of the cardinal directions |
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| plants used by people for food or other needs |
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| something found in nature that people can use |
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| the months in which crops can grow |
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| a resource found inside the Earth, such as silver, gold or iron |
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| found inside the earth, such as coal and oil |
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| a town with buildings, but no people |
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| the place where lawmakers meet |
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| a city where lawmakers meet to make laws for a state |
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| a city or town where county leaders meet |
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| a thick forest with a wet climate |
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