Map Basics

The fan-shaped place where the Nile deposits sediment & empties into the Mediterranean is:

In Scotland, a lake or inlet from the sea is called a (?). Ness is home to the famous monster.

The (?) of Mexico is a larger sea inlet surrounded by many popular tourist beaches.

Mexico's Yucatan and Baja California are surrounded by water on three sides. They are (?).

The American West has many raised pieces of flat land known as (?).

(?) include the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Baltic, & Adriatic. They belong to the oceans.

The Colorado River has many deep gorges along its length. These gorges from a huge (?).

The Flint & Chattahoochee are (?) of the Apalachicola River which Hurricane Michael hit.

The (?) where the Gulf of Mexico and the Apalachicola River meet is this question's picture.

Australia's Great Barrier (?) is a ridge of corral and sand close to the ocean's surface.

Greece is composed of fingers of islands extending into the Aegean Sea. It is a/an (?) nation.

San Francisco (?) is a smaller sea inlet crossed by the Golden Gate Bridge.

Panama’s (?) is a narrow strip of land connecting North & South America.

Land completely surrounded by water is shown in the photo. The photo is of a/an (?).

Part of a harbor designated as a place to load or unload goods or passengers is a (?).

The red arrow pointing to the narrow strip of water is identifying the (?).

Sailors often seek safe places sheltered from rough winds and sea. These places are safe (?).

The (?) of Maine where ocean meets land is shown in this question's picture.

The Flint River starts as a spring slightly south of Atlanta. This spring is the Flint's (?).

Larger than a strait, a/an (?) is a narrow strip of water joining oceans and/or seas.

In Russia, this water is surrounded by land on all sides. It’s name is:

A swampy tributary of slow-moving water common in Louisiana is called a (?).

The Okefenokee (?) is a freshwater wetland in southeast Georgia.

Five (?) cover Earth. They are our largest bodies of water.

The Flint River & the Kinchafonee Creek are both flowing water and can be labeled (?).

The flat to gently rolling land of the American Midwest is an example of a (?).

The Scandinavian Peninsula has many (?) like the one pictured on its sea inlets.

Saltwater wetlands like the ones near Tybee & Jekyll are called (?).