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LA History Ch 2 Voc

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Absolute location   Refers to a specific spot on earth  
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Relative location   explains where a place is in relation to other places around it.  
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navigable   the water is deep enough for safe travel by boats.  
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bayou   a small sluggish creek  
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elevation   height above sea level  
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alluvial   the soil is deposited by the river.  
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relief   the distance between the highest and lowest points.  
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topography   physical features of the land  
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estuary   the place where the river meets the sea  
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SWAMP   seasonally flooded forest  
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salt dome   formation of layers of rocks that rise upwards.  
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marsh   wet treeless prarie  
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geologist   a scientist that studies the origin history and structure of the earth  
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timezones   segment of world wide system for standardizing time  
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Weather   Current conditions of the atmosphere; temperature, precipitation and wind.  
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climate   the average weather of an area over a long period of time.  
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precipitation   any form of water - liquid or solid - that falls from the atmospherea dn reaches the ground, including rain, hail, sleet and snow.  
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hurricane   a severe windstorm that originates over tropical ocean waters and whose wind speeds are at least 74 mph; hurrican winds rotate around an eye and get energy from warm moist air.  
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tornado   a dangerous windstorm characterized by a funnel-shaped cloud; wind speeds, which move counter clockwise around a low pressure center, may reach as high as 300 mph.  
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growing season   the number of days between the last killing frost in spring and the first killing frost in the fall.  
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wetlands   swamps, marsh, and other areas that have a natural supply of water and are soaked or covered with water at least part of the year.  
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subsidence   the process by which coastal lands slowly sink.  
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barrier islands   a sea island that protexts the wetlands, estuaries and bays fro the direct impact of ocean waves.  
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