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 …

phosphorus on earth is tied up in rock and sedimentary deposits, from which it is released by _ , the rigid outer part of the earth, consisting of the …

this animal lives in the emergent layer, this is the tallest type of tree in the forest, the colour of the river dolphins, this is how the indigenous …

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

a hill in northern israel that is believed to be the site of the transfiguration of jesus, a mountain in the sinai peninsula in egypt where, according …

least populated province in south africa, the countryside where most people work on the land or sea, most populated country in the world, the number …

the part of the river near the sea, which is affected the rise and fall of the tide, steep, fast flowing section of a river with steep-sided, v-shaped …

an area of shoreline made up of material deposited by waves and currents, water located within the rocks below the earth's surface, place where …

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

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 …

a sharp ridge in between a corrie caused by erosion, the gathering together of rain, snow and ice, the melting of glacial ice, the removal and …

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

steep areas of land with a height of 600m or more, the breakdown of rocks by chemical, biological or physical processes, wehn water becomes trapped in …

what is a diagram that shows what the inside of something looks like called?, what is the rock that is underneath the soil and water called?, what is …

split into two regions; center of earth, theory, most widely held by scientists, of how earth's magnetic field is generated, uppermost layer of …

a thick ice sheet that slowly flows under its own weight, vast sheets of glacial ice that cover immense areas of relatively flat land, "rivers of …

the area of land drained by a river system, rivers, lakes and streams, groundwater becoming surface water (springs), the upper boundary saturated by …

region with frequent earthquakes and volcanic activity around the pacific, sudden movement of earth's crust due to stress release, breaks in …

on a topographic map, a _ line connects points of equal elevation, a list of all the symbols used on a map with an explanation of their meaning, the …

a large underground chamber formed when rainwater follows the cracks in a rock and begins to dissolve the rock, a type of valley formed by a glacier …

studying clouds helps nasa better understand earth's _ ? _ and climate, clouds are categorized primarily by _ ? _ and shape, thin, light, …

a rock made of marine animals, the process of water turning into gas, rock made from enough heat and pressure under ground, a rock cooling inside the …

distance from crest to crest, wall of rocks to prevent erosion at the beach, effect of earth's rotation on winds and currents, movement of energy …

sediment deposited where a river flows into an ocean or lake and builds up a landform, occurs where the agents of erosion deposit, or lay down, …

landforms located along the shores of oceans made of sand, gravel, pebbles, or shells, a recess in a shore of an ocean, lake, river, or creek, a huge …

instrument used to measure wind speed, transfer of energy from an object with a higher temperature to an object with a lower temperature, frozen part …

a visible mass of condensed water vapor floating in the atmosphere, rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls from the clouds, falling ice that are in the …

lines which run north to south, the main line of latitudes, longitudes meet there, they are four in the world, divides the earth into the eastern and …

leaving a country to settle in another one for the purpose of employment, an organization that dominates the trade by limiting competition of a …

time something continues, death, viable offspring, moving into, degree of spread, ecological events: birth, death, immigration, emigration, repetition …