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1 Geography Final Review Student Made

2 Easy Ways to Remember States C=California O= Oregon W= Washington NeVada Wyoming WHYoming ?????? U tah C olorado A rizona New Mexico

3 Easy Ways to Remember States Continued North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas Never Sleep Near Kevin's Old Tennis Shoes

4 Easy Ways to Remember States Continued Minnesota Iowa Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Many Sodas In Missouri Are Luscious

5 Easy Way to Remember Stated Continued Mississippi Alabama Georgia M A G Kentucky (fried chicken) Tennessee (on a plate) K T Vermont & New Hampshire

6 Physiographical Features The Great 5 Lakes H uron O ntario M ichigan E rie S uperior M ichigan H uron E rie O ntario Sally's Mom Hates Eating Olives Mt. McKinley in Alaska part of Brooks Range. Mt. Whitney in California part of the Sierra Nevada's.

7 Physiographical Features Continued Mountain Ranges ~ Rocky Mountains is the mountain range west of the Great Plains. ~ Appalachian Mountains are the main chain that runs through the east. ~Sierra Nevada Range separates California and Nevada. ~ The Cascade Range is the tallest range in Washington and Oregon. ~ The Coastal Range runs along California’s Coastline. ~From Brooks Range in Alaska you can see the North Pole. Plains ~The Great Plains are between the Rocky Mtns. And the Mississippi River. ~The Great Plains are also known are the Great American Desert. ~The Great Basin covers most of Nevada and are surrounded by mountains. ~The Coastal Plain is the Flatland that is on the Coastline of the Gulf of Mexico. ~The Coastal Plains extend from the Chesapeake Bay to the east of Florida. ~ Central Valley lies between the Sierra Nevada's and the Coastal Range.

8 Physiographical Features Continued Bays & Gulfs ~ The Gulf of Mexico is west of Florida and is an extension of the Atlantic Ocean. ~Chesapeake Bay is located east of our nations capital. ~ The San Francisco Bay is the largest bay in California. Rivers ~The Hudson River empties into the New York Harbor. ~The Mississippi River is the largest river by volume in the U.S. ~The Ohio River forms a border between Kentucky and Indiana. ~The Missouri River forms a border between Iowa and Nebraska. ~The Colorado River flows through the Grand Canyon. ~The Rio Grande forms between Mexico and the U.S. ~The St. Lawrence River runs east from Lake Ontario to the Atlantic Ocean. ~The Columbia River forms a border between Washington and Oregon.

9 Latitude and Longitude ~Latitude Lines run east and west but measure north and south ~Longitude lines run north and south but measure east and west ~ The equator is a latitude line that is 0 degrees. ~ Latitude lines are parallel and the same distance apart ~ Tropic of Cancer and Capricorn are Latitude lines at 23.5 degrees ~ Latitude lines are longest at the equator and decrease in size as the measure towards the north and south poles. ~ The prime meridian is a longitude line at 0 degrees ~ Prime Meridian runs through Greenwich England. ~International Dateline is the 0 degree line on the other side ~Longitude lines are also known as meridians ~Longitude lines meet at the north and south poles ~Longitude lines stay the same length

10 Flat Map Vs. Sphere ~ A Sphere is more accurate then a Flat Map ~A Flat Map is more distorted further away from the equator

11 Compass Rose ~The Cardinal Points are N,S,E,W ~ The Intermediate Points are NW,NE, SW,SE Hemispheres:

12 The End and Good Luck on Your FINAL!!!


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