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Eleanor M. Savko
Definitions
Mapping
Natural
Resources
7/5/2018
Washington
Regions
Agriculture
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2. Economic activity with processing materials.

3. What is industry?

4. An active mountain capable of erupting.

5. What is a volcano?

6. The science of farming (soil, rearing animals).

7. What is agriculture?

8. High, leveled ground.

9. What is a plateau?

10. Land consisting of swamps and marshes

11. What is a wetland?

12. Lines that run north and south, or top to bottom

13. What is longitude?

14. Lines that run east to west, or side to side.

15. What is latitude?

16. It divides east from the west on the 0˙longitude

17. What is the Prime Meridian?

18. Line that divides the north from the south at 0˚ latitude

19. What is the Equator?

20. These are the directions on the Compass Rose

21. What are…

22. This natural resource covering 23 million acres in WA,
is replenished by government & private companies by scattering seeds, like the Western Hemlock, from helicopters.

23. What is timber?

24. Melted snow from the state’s mountain regions provides this resource that Washington industries need to operate

25. What is water?

26. Whether it’s on the east or west side of the Cascade Mountains this Washington resource is responsible for the able production of agriculture.

27. What is rich soil?

28. This is Washington State’s most important natural resource.

29. What is water?

30. These are the 4 main reasons why water is an important resource to the state of Washington.

31. Transportation of goods (on rivers, Puget Sound, & Pacific Ocean)
Food (seafood – salmon, trout, crab, etc.)
Hydroelectricity (hydro = water)
Fun (duh!)

32. This area covers the southwest corner of the state & extends southward into the state of Oregon.

33. What is the coastal range?

34. A plain between the Olympic Mountains and the Coast Range on the west & the Cascade Mountains on the east.

35. What is the Puget Sound Lowlands?

36. Located east of the Puget Sound Lowlands, they separate the western part of the state from the eastern part.

37. What are the Cascade Mountains?

38. & on the west by the Pacific Ocean.
Located in the northwest corner of Washington and bordered on the north by the Strait of Juan de Fuca
& on the west by the Pacific Ocean.

39. What are the Olympic Mountains?

40. Washington, Idaho & Oregon.
This area covers most of the central & southeastern portion of Washington. It’s surrounded by higher land in
Washington, Idaho & Oregon.

41. What is the Columbia Plateau?

42. These 5 vegetables are produced in Washington & exported for trade.

43. What are asparagus, dry beans, dry peas, green peas, & potatoes?

44. These 7 fruits and berries are produced in Washington and exported for trade.

45. What are apples, apricots, cherries, grapes, pears, plums, & prunes?

46. This is Washington’s most important crop.

47. What is wheat?

48. These grains are produced in Washington for export and trade.

49. What are barley, hops, and wheat?

50. These berries are produced in Washington for export and trade.

51. What are blueberries, cranberries, raspberries, & strawberries?