Geography Crossword Puzzles

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 …

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 …

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

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, …

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 …

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 …

shaking of earth's crust caused by releasing of energy, point deep in earth at which the first movement occurs during an earthquake, eruption of …

a set of measures taken by individuals, organizations and society to minimize the effects of an earthquake, the ability to respond and adapt to …

high elevations at all latitudes, incoming solar radiation is the energy input for the climate system, winds flow from areas of high pressure to areas …

southwest: one of the main alaska native groups in the region, southeast: this icy landform created much of the landscape in the region, interior: the …

a type of erosion process; water reacts with chemicals and dissolves rocks, a type of river profile; a line representing the change in gradient …

seeds the chumash used for food, an ancient hole punch, to dig, scientist who studies people and objects from the past, a rock used for paint, what …

oxygen reacts with the rock, results in the enlargement of rocks, process involving the formation of various types of carbonates in rocks, the …

a marine creature with long tentacles, a creature with eight arms and a big brain, world's largest ocean, a translucent creature with stinging …

tides when sun and moon disable gravity pulls, large body of water on the west coast, tides when moon and sun distribute gravity pulls, when sea …

the uppermost layer of vegetation in terrestrial biome, a narrow stratum of rapid temperature change in the ocean and lakes, a terrestrial biome at …

the natural world of land, water, air, plants, and animals, material that is able to be readily decomposed or broken down by biological means, …

the ability of individuals to obtain food easily, growing crops in stacked layers to save space, deficiency or excess of nutrients affecting health, …

nashville is the capital of, capital of virginia, capital of louisiana, capital of florida, raleigh is the capital of, baton rouge is the capital of, …

this type of weathering is also referred to as mechanical weathering. it is the process of breaking up rock by physical forces, such as the action of …

erosion caused when rocks and boulders transported by waves bump into each other and break up into smaller pieces, occurs when material being …

land of the south pole, land of the north pole, a group taking on a long journey, a person who explores, when the temperature goes below 0*c, a huge …

a hole in the ground that sends out hot water and steam, often found in iceland, food that is grown, e.g. on a field (wheat, barley etc.), the most …

a low area between hills or mountains, shaking of the ground caused by tectonic movements, relating to cities, using resources so they last for the …

layer of permanent frozen soil, they pull santa's sleigh, 400 varieties of these, light that reindeer can see, rodents which migrate in large …