Geography Crossword Puzzles

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 …

a low area of land between hills or mountains, a ring of coral that circles a lagoon, a large landform that rises much higher than the surrounding …

the vast, grassy plains of the maasai mara, famous for the great migration of wildebeest and zebra and home to the \"big five\" (lion, …

areas where water covers the soil, or is present either at or near the surface of the soil all year or during periods of the year, when excessive …

which of these places is the furthest north, lindesnes, nesøya, or andenes?, what is the latin name for the northern lights?, what colour is most …

a layer of gases that surrounds the earth, the lowest layer of earth\'s atmosphere where most weather phenomena occur, the second layer of …

a large insect that flies above water, often bright blue, red or green, a man-made lake designed to store drinking water, where animals choose to …

the second-longest river in the world, flowing through northern brazil, major city located in the heart of the amazon rainforest, the large-scale …

melted rock beneath the earth\'s surface, magma that has reached the surface, what lava would be called if students named it, sediment being …

frozen, treeless biome found in the arctic, grassland biome with scattered trees, common in africa, cold forest biome with coniferous trees, plants of …

the capital of missouri,, a region that is usually barren with little vegetation due to extreme weather,, the capital of georgia,, the capital of …

the wearing away of rock on the coastline, flooding caused by an earthquake shifting the seabed, one of the causes of coastal flooding, planting in …

conversion of water to water vapour, downward seepage of water through bedrock under gravity, moisture in any form from the atmosphere, cooling water …

country that controlled the panama canal before handing it over to panama, central american country famous for rainforests, volcanoes, and the “pura …

i erupt molten rock from deep inside earth—lava is my signature, i wear down rocks with wind, water, or ice—leaving land reshaped, i’m the …

the largest continent, the continent with the most countries, the continent with only one country, experiences four seasons, the climate zone furthest …

violent shaking of the ground, record of the ground motions, detects and measures earthquakes by converting vibrations into electrical signals, …

the distance over which wind blows creating waves, the highest point of a wave, the deepest zone of the ocean, characterized by cold temperatures and …

a large area covered with trees and other plants, an area of land for growing crops and keeping animals, an area of land that has water around it, the …

a body of water that is surrounded by land on most sides, place where the ocean meets land, part of an ocean or sea that extends into the land, body …

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 …

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 …