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Daily Geography Week 21 Day 1

What do the following have in common: Aconcagua, McKinley, Kilimanjaro, and Elbrus? Is Paris southeast or southwest of the intersection of 50° N and 0°?. Each is the highest mountain on its continent. Daily Geography Week 21 Day 1. Southeast.

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Daily Geography Week 21 Day 1

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  1. What do the following have in common: Aconcagua, McKinley, Kilimanjaro, and Elbrus? Is Paris southeast or southwest of the intersection of 50° N and 0°? Each is the highest mountain on its continent. Daily GeographyWeek 21Day 1 • Southeast

  2. Does Mexico have more coastline on the Gulf of Mexico or on the Pacific Ocean? Wellington is the capital of New Zealand. Is the city north or south of 40° S? Pacific Ocean Daily GeographyWeek 21Day 2 • South

  3. Which country possesses Easter Island, which is about 2000 miles west of South America? What is the westernmost state in the United States? Chile Daily GeographyWeek 21Day 3 • Alaska

  4. What is the physical feature that forms Uruguay’s western boundary? What is the name of the country in the Pyrenees Mountains between France and Spain? Uruguay River Daily GeographyWeek 21Day 4 • Andorra

  5. The Rio de la Plata was named, inaccurately, by Spanish explorers. It is not a rio (river) but an estuary. What is an estuary? An estuary is the usually funnel-shaped mouth of a river where fresh water and salt water mix. Daily GeographyWeek 21Day 5

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