GEO Vocab_GP1_ Aug 26 Flashcards
1500 mile long mountain range running through the Eastern side of the US and Canada
Appalachian Mountains
Mississippi River
2339 mile long river west of the Appalachians
This plateau region of eastern and northern Canada and the Great Lakes area of North America mainly includes rough and rocky surfaces and larger areas of evergreen forests.
Canadian Shield
Large canyon in northern Arizona. 277 miles long up to 18 miles wide and 6000 feet tall.
Grand Canyon
Rocky Mountains
3000 mile long mountain range running through the Western Side of the US and Canada.
1,450 miles, this river begins in the Rocky Mountains of Northern Colorado and ends in the Gulf of California
Colorado River
The Great Plains
Found east of the Rockies and extend to edge of the Canadian shield and to the western edge of the Appalachians; the land is generally smooth with large treeless areas and shallow river valleys
A mountain range that runs along the west coast of Mexico and into Central America where they include many rainforest covered volcanos
Sierra Madres Mountain
An imaginary line that sits atop a continuous ridge of mountain summits in the Rocky Mountains that divide the continent into two drainage areas
Continental Divide
Appalachian Mountains
1500 mile long mountain range running through the Eastern side of the US and Canada
Canadian Shield
This plateau region of eastern and northern Canada and the Great Lakes area of North America mainly includes rough and rocky surfaces and larger areas of evergreen forests.
Sierra Madres Mountain
A mountain range that runs along the west coast of Mexico and into Central America where they include many rainforest covered volcanos
Found east of the Rockies and extend to edge of the Canadian shield and to the western edge of the Appalachians; the land is generally smooth with large treeless areas and shallow river valleys
The Great Plains
2339 mile long river west of the Appalachians
Mississippi River
3000 mile long mountain range running through the Western Side of the US and Canada.
Rocky Mountains