Ch 4 Physical Geography of the US and Canada

What is a wind storm that starts over the ocean in the Atlantic Coast and Gulf of Mexico?

What type of climate has hot summers, warm winters, and is in Hawaii and Florida?

What is a connected area of large cities?

What occurs along fault lines on the Pacific Coast and causes damage to buildings?

What type of climate has little or no rainfall and is in the Rocky Mountains?

What means being deep and wide enough for ships to pass through?

Where is a megalopolis in the United States?

What is a high point that decides which way rivers will flow?

Where is the Continental Divide in the US?

What is a severe storm with heavy snow and wind that can cause power outages?

What is a group of states joined together inside a boundary?

What is a deep valley with steep sides?

Where did Hurricane Katrina hit?

Where are the Great Lakes located?

What is a wind storm occurs in central US, damages buildings, and comes from a funnel cloud?

Which of the following is not a contiguous part of the United States?

What did the US and Canada build to connect the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean?

What is a giant sheet of ice that carved out the Great Lakes?

What is a group of mountain ranges side by side?

What is a long period without rainfall?

What occurs along fault lines near the Pacific Coast, even though most are dormant?

What type of climate has warm summers and cold winters and is where we live?

What are the five largest lakes on the border between the US and Canada?

What is a rolling grassland, like the Great Plains?

What is the longest river in the United States?