1. Elementary Geography Madeline Mileski

2. The Seven Continents Asia Asia Antarctica Antarctica Africa Africa Australia Australia Europe Europe North America North America South America South America Go to http://maps.google.com/ to see satellite images of the world!http://maps.google.com/

3. Asia Largest continent by landmass Largest continent by landmass Population of 3,335,672,000 Population of 3,335,672,000

4. Antarctica No one lives in Antarctica except for scientists who study there! No one lives in Antarctica except for scientists who study there! Wind speed can be up to 200mph Wind speed can be up to 200mph

5. Africa Population of 656,108,000 Population of 656,108,000 The largest cities of Africa are Cairo, Egypt; Kinshasa, Zaire, and Alexandria, Egypt The largest cities of Africa are Cairo, Egypt; Kinshasa, Zaire, and Alexandria, Egypt

6. Australia The capital is Canberra The capital is Canberra The leading exports are wheat, coal, gold, wool, and alumina The leading exports are wheat, coal, gold, wool, and alumina Australia is the only country- continent on Earth so it has its own capital Australia is the only country- continent on Earth so it has its own capital

7. Europe Population of 742,400,000 Population of 742,400,000 Europe is the second smallest continent but has the second largest population. Europe is the second smallest continent but has the second largest population.

8. North America 9,355,000 square miles of land 9,355,000 square miles of land Some of the largest cities are New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, San Diego, Detroit, Montreal, Pueblo, Dallas, Phoenix, and San Antonio. Some of the largest cities are New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, San Diego, Detroit, Montreal, Pueblo, Dallas, Phoenix, and San Antonio. America contains 50 states America contains 50 states

9. South America Contains the world’s largest river system. Contains the world’s largest river system. One fifth of the Worlds birds come from the Amazon rain forest in South America One fifth of the Worlds birds come from the Amazon rain forest in South America

10. Don’t Forget About the Oceans!