Geography Crossword Puzzles

the movement of sediment from one place to another, often caused by wind or flowing water, a region of rock that formed together as a single rock …

group of parts working together, the ability to cause change, gases surrounding earth, non-living parts of earth, water parts of earth, frozen parts …

first national park in the u.s, known for its giant sequoias in california, massive gorge carved by the colorado river, park famous for its canyons …

capital of guatemala, largest country in the caribbeans, country east of chile, capital of brazil, language spoken in portugal, capital of costa rica, …

tectonic plates are pieces of this layer, sea floor spreading is when plates drift _ , the amount of time it takes for half of a radioactive sample to …

when did indian ocean earthquake happen?, _ feet - how big can tsunami be?, how high is a epicenter wave?, where are tsunami most common?, what …

north america is bordered by this ocean in the east, largest mountain range in north america, north america is bordered by this ocean in the west, one …

strong storms that hit the southern and eastern coasts, the main crop in the south, the largest freshwater lake in china, the largest island that has …

disease spread by mosquitoes that causes fever and pain, some 50 species of lemurs live only on this island, practice that tries to dominate other …

it is an extension of the gulf of oman. it is between iran and the arabian peninsula, middle east, bordering the mediterranean sea, between egypt and …

parts of this ocean remain frozen year round, this region's major landform is the rocky mountains, this region is famous for the grand banks and …

transported by currents from the earth's equator to the poles, current: carries warm water away from the equator toward cool areas, long-term …

a popular tourist destination (city) in british columbia, ocean off of canada's east coast (by newfoundland), how canada is divided up, a large …

the highest point (2 words), the lowest point, the longest river, the largest lake (2 words), the mountainous area in scotland, the flatter land in …

seasonal winds that help trade in indian ocean, holy hindu scripture, great indian ruler who converted to and spread buddhism, language most commonly …

generally small volcanoes formed from piles of tephra around the vent causing steep sides, magma that flows onto earth's surface, region where …

rise and fall of sea levels caused by the moon’s gravity, occur when the sun and moon are at right angles to each other, time it takes for two high …

this natural resource grows on a plant, resources in russia are trapped under _ , peninsula that involves spain and portugal, largest country in …

monotheists believe in one of these, cuneiform was the world's first system of _ , hammurabi wrote the first system of _ , "surplus" …

a mass of flowing or solidified lava, volcanic ash may contain varying amounts of soil nutrients that enrich the soil, lahars are hot or cold mixtures …

the german scientist who theorized the continental drift theory, type of geography that refers to the people living in an area, the name of the …

a storm with a violent wind, in particular, a tropical cyclone in the caribbean, a mobile, destructive vortex of violently rotating winds having the …

most abundant element in the universe, high silica lava, where tectonic plates meet, largest layer of the earth, crust and upper mantle, separating …

luster may be this, minerals are _ occurring, how it reflects light, not liquid, but _ , not organic, breaks along smooth ines, example of a soft …

when water seeps into cracks, then freezes, we call it this, these mountains in the us are very smooth and eroded, physical feature of earth's …

a process in which new oceanic crust forms along a mid-ocean ridge and older oceanic crust moves away from the underwater mountain/ridge, elevated or …

fast-moving mix of hot gas, ash, and rocks from a volcano, special camera used to detect heat changes in volcanoes, wet mixture of water, ash, and …

the earth, zero, a system of technology, runs north or south, fixed point on earth, similar or analogous, natural and artificial, south, north, east, …

the preserved remains or traces of animals, plants, and other organisms from the remote past, a span of time marked by character, events, changes on …

low-density surface layer of a planet, wearing down or building up of geological features, dense central region of a planet that has undergone …