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geography Study of the earth and the way people use it.
landform Natural feature of the earth's surface, such as hill, plains or mountains.
plateau Large, mostly flat area of land that rises above surrounding land.
Ice Age period of time when the Earth was colder than it was today.
glacier Huge sheet of ice and packed snow that moves very slowly across a land or surface
gorge Valley with steep rocky sides
tributary stream of river that flows into a large river.
estuary inlet or area of the sea
hemisphere half of the glove divided either along the prime meridain or the equator.
continent anyone of the seven largest land areas on earth
region an area with features that make it different from another area, often based on culture.
physical feature feature of land such as a mountain, town or city
human feature something built by humans
culture way of life for a group of people
hemisphere half of Earth
Which continent is New York located on? North America
What hemisphere is New York located in? Northern and Western
Landforms that are found in New York are: mountains, valleys, hills, plains, plateaus
How did glaciers affect the land of New York? by rounding off hills, carved valleys, and created many holes that later formed lakes.
Natural Wonder of New York Finger Lakes The Finger Lakes are long, slender lakes that are popular for water sports
Natural Wonder of New York Adirondack Park is a huge state park and home of the Adirondack Mountains
Natural Wonder of New York Niagra Falls is a great tourist attraction that is located on the border of NY and Canada
Main Idea What are the different ways to describe the location of New York? NY can be described as being in the Northeast region of the United states, on the North American continent, and in the Western and Northern Hemispheres.
Natural Wonder of New York Finger Lakes The Finger Lakes are long, slender lakes that are popular for water sports.
Natural Wonder of New York Hudson River Hudson River is a 315 mile river that connects the inland to the sea.
Created by: Elena Heglund
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