Geography Crossword Puzzles

mountains that separate the coast from the sahara desert, desert that runs across the entire width of northern africa, dry, semi-arid region that is …

air contains a higher amount of water vapor and is hot and sticky feeling, large-scale farming including production, processing, and distribution, …

any spiny succulent plant of the family cactaceae native chiefly to arid regions of the new world, a ridge of sand created by the wind; found in …

desert, tundra and forest are an example of this, where the lithosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere interact, part of the earth that is …

land that separates flowing water into different rivers and lakes, a place where animals and plants are grown, a place where man-made products are …

a vein of igneous rock that runs perpendicular to the strata, usually a combination of two or more minerals, a surface of erosion that separates one …

a symbol that shows the cardinal directions north, south, east, west, used to show the overall distribution of the population within a particular area …

type of volcano with steep sides and more violent eruption, any opening at the earth's surface through which magma erupts or volcanic gases are …

south of the canadian shield in ontario and quebec – smallest landform region in canada, along the western edge of canada, covering most of yukon …

_ documents - copies of a work made by different people which can be used to verify the validity of the document of interest, the study of life's …

the science of the earths water (and its movement), canada's most important resource, process that improves the quality of water, water is taken …

the process of removing forests, the process of turning soil into sand, a type of tree with roots that grow underwater, a place where logs are …

an animal that lives underground, grass grows quickly in this belt, another name for buffalo, this animal produces much of our butter and milk, the …

when there is a large amount of water vapour in the air, the tropical rainy season, a river made of ice, water is heated and is turned into vapour, a …

transform boundaries forms strong _ , _ is plastic-like viscous rock, divergent boundaries form _ , transform boundary causes _ , the _ was formed …

prehistoric remains, it's relative, used to weigh things, same number of protons in the nucleus, the material from a liquid that settles to the …

when mountains are formed by a tectonic plate convergence, this force, in the earth's mantle, causes the tectonic plates to move, movement where …

large areas with many trees and plants. they give us wood and clean air, the top layer of the land where farmers grow crops, a famous colombian crop …

a shiny yellow metal that people use to make jewelry and money, digging deep into the ground to find rocks, gold, or other treasures, a very big …

the solid sludge layer at the bottom of the tank, digestion carried out by microorganisms in the presence of air, water that is safe to drink, for …

tiny organisms living inside corals that provide food through photosynthesis, a reef fish that eats algae and helps keep corals healthy, the tiny …

this is a weak, plastic-like, partly molten layer of the upper mantle, directly below the moho, these are present in the asthenosphere, the convection …

this layer of earth is the rigid outer crust, this is continental crust, sial is this when compared to sima, these are the most common rocks of the …

aromatic tree whose leaves are the sole food of koalas, australia’s national floral emblem with golden yellow flowers, macropod featured on …

water changing from liquid to gas, water vapour cooling into liquid droplets to form clouds, continent home to the yangtze river, large natural stream …

the science of making maps, half of a globe, measure of how far places are north or south of the equator, measure of how far places are east or west …

home to the most sheep in the world!, longest life-expectancy in the world!, largest american state, most populated country, 3rd most populated city …

the richest man to have ever lived, the hajj is a pilgrimage to where?, the kingdom ruled by mansa musa, the kingdom of west africa ruled by the …

saying what you think will happen in the future, when a volcano suddenly throws out fire, rocks, and smoke, a scientist who studies earthquakes and …

switzerland has twenty-six of these — each with its own laws and courts, because of the mountainous geography, supreme authority and independence of …