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Physical geography of the US & Canada

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Hurricane   A wind system that forms in tropical areas that brings violent storms with heavy rains. Common in the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean.  
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Navigable   Rivers that are wide and deep enough to allow the passage of ships.  
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Cordillera   A group of mountain ranges that run side by side.  
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megalopolis   A group of urban areas (cities) that are connected or continuous.  
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blizzard   A severe winter storm that lasts several hours and combines high winds with heavy snow.  
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drought   A long period of time without rainfall.  
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glacier   A giant sheet of ice.  
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tornado   A windstorm in the form of a funnel-shaped cloud that often touches the ground.  
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divide   A high point that determines the direction that rivers flow.  
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prairie   A rolling inland grassland with fertile soil which provides good farmland, Great Plains states.  
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canyon   A deep valley with steep sides.  
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contiguous   States or provinces that are joined together inside a common boundary.  
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Rocky Mountains   A range of mountains that are the highest in elevation in the USA.  
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Central US   This area has more tornadoes each year than any other place in the world.  
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Marine west coast   The type of climate with year-round mind temperatures and lots of rainfall, runs from southern Alaska to northern California.  
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