Geography Crossword Puzzles

a mixture of gases that surrounds a planet or moon, the rigid outer part of the earth, consisting of the crust and upper mantle, part of earth in …

an agreement between two parties, usually countries, for cooperation or trade, a treaty involving three or more parties for cooperation on shared …

a tall column of rock, caused by erosion and collapsed arch, the rising and falling levels of the ocean's surface, the land along the edge of a sea, …

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

a plain at the mouth of a river, formed when sediment is deposited by flowing water, fine soil found on river bottoms, the world's longest river, the …

the power source of waves, the distance the wind travels over to create a wave, the energy of a wave up a beach, the energy of a wave as it leaves a …

the maximum population size that a particular environment can support, it is measured by the number of individual per unit area, individuals are …

degree, rate, spatial and place related (location, size, distribution, density, pattern), absolute in terms of length (km), relative in terms of time …

river or stream that flows into larger rivers or streams, large stream of water that flows along a certain path, body of water completely surrounded …

a set of interrelated components working towards a process, when energy or matter is added to a system from outside, when energy or matter leaves a …

the 8th largest desert in the world, stretching from the andes mountains to the atlantic ocean, large mountains that block rain from reaching the …

a high area of land made of resistant rock that extends out into the sea (8), a low-lying inlet of land on the coast formed from erosion of softer …

the study of features of the earth's surface, a 2d model of the earth or a portion of its surface, technique of obtaining information about objects …

refers to the water that is washed up the beach when a wave breaks, due to the wind, refers to water that runs back down the beach towards the sea due …

yellow citrus fruit, a country with preserved natural resources that is beside slovenia, a period of dry weather in the summer months, a translucent …

eating leaves, berries, and roots can be fatal to anyone (hint: it's name seems dark), also known as wolf's bane, brown spider with enough poison in …

a transparent colorless chemical substance [a], medium sized specie that can range in coloring from brown black or gray [b], a large brown owl [b], a …

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 …

majestic waterfall wonder, scenic mountain paradise, longest bridge over ice, canada's government seat, glacial lake beauty, iconic toronto skyline …

dry riverbed filled by rainwater from rare downpours, settlement in israel where people share property but also own some private property, settlement …

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

an oxbow lake is a u-shaped body of water that forms when a wide meander from the main stem of a river is cut off, creating a free-standing lake, type …

a type of volcano which is shallow and wide, energy which will not run-out, and can be re-used or reproduced repeatedly, a type of plate boundary that …

located in california, this is the hottest and lowest point in all of north america. the highest temperature ever recorded here—a scorching 134 …

a place in wales where a school was crushed by a slurry, a country in africa where jews were slaves, 10 of these were sent in order to free the jews, …

a large persistent body of ice that forms where the accumulation of snow exceeds its ablation (melting and sublimation) over many years, resulting in …

_ tectonics: a geological model in which the earth's crust and upper mantle (lithosphere) are divided into a number of segments (plates) which move in …

a stiff, sticky fine-grained earth, typically yellow, red, or bluish-gray in color and often forming an impermeable layer in the soil. it can be …

a pre-colonial west african state that was located in what is now southern ghana. this empire cultivated a high level of military prowess, wealth, …

if a body of water has no means of getting rid of water except evaporation, does it contain salt or fresh water?, the process by which a gas turns …