Map Quiz 1 Flashcards
Location and point out
Lake Superior
Located in the upper Midwest of North America, bordering Canada and the United States.
Lake Michigan
A large lake entirely within the United States, bordering states like Wisconsin and Illinois.
Lake Erie
The southernmost of the Great Lakes, bordering Canada and the United States.
Lake Huron
One of the Great Lakes, situated between Lake Michigan and Lake Ontario.
Lake Ontario
The easternmost of the Great Lakes, bordering Canada and the United States.
Lake Winnipeg
A large freshwater lake in central Canada.
Great Salt Lake
A large saline lake in Utah, United States.
Mississippi River
A major river flowing through the central United States.
Alaska
The largest state in the United States, located in the northwestern part of North America.
New York
A state on the East Coast of the United States.
Portland
A city in Oregon, United States, on the Pacific coast.
Montreal
A city in Quebec, Canada.
Quebec
A Canadian province in eastern Canada.
Coast Mountains
A mountain range in western Canada, running parallel to the Pacific coast.
Cascade Range
A mountain range in the western United States, extending from British Columbia to California.
Sierra Nevada
A mountain range in California, United States.
Rocky Mountains
A major mountain range extending through western North America.
Appalachian Mountains
A mountain range in the eastern United States.
Missouri River
A major tributary of the Mississippi River, flowing through the central United States.
Winnipeg
A city in Manitoba, Canada, situated on Lake Winnipeg.
Baffin Island
A large island in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago.
Victoria Island
An island in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago.
Ellesmere Island
An island in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, close to Greenland.
Davis Strait
A strait separating Baffin Island from Greenland.
