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Maps and Globes

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The largest Continent is Asia
Both the Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean border this continent. North America
Is the 2nd largest of the continents making up about 20% of the Earth’s land. Africa
This Continent iscovered mostly by ice. Antarctica
You would see the Panda Bear on this Continent. Asia
Has the largest desert, the Sahara. Africa
You would see Gorillas on this Continent Africa
Is the smallest continent, about 5% of the land mass. Australia
Is only bigger than Australia, takes up about 6% of the land mass. Europe
Used as a directional tool. Compass Rose
Stands for something else on a map. symbol
An imaginary line running around the middle of the Earth on a map or a globe. Equator
Another name for a map key. legend
___is a flat picture of the Earth, and a globe is a model of the Earth. map
What mountain range is closest to Virginia? Appalachian
What river divides Texas from Mexico? Rio Grande
What mountain range is on the western side of the United States? Rocky
Created by: Tspelsberg
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