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This comprehensive guide explores the differences between human and physical features in geography. Learn how to identify examples of each, such as roads and libraries for human features, and lakes and mountains for physical features. Understand the usefulness of different types of maps, including political and physical maps, and how symbols represent features. You'll also discover how to interpret aerial photographs, read map legends, and navigate using a compass rose. Diagrams labeling hemispheres, the equator, and other important geographical lines are included for visual learners.
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Houses, roads, schools, police station, railroad tracks, etc.
What kind of map uses symbols, shows borders of states or countries, may show cities, roads, or other human features?
What the physical land looks like. It may use colors or patterns to identify plains, desert, mountains, etc.
A physical map shows what the physical features of the land look like, but a political map does not.
What is the imaginary line that runs through the center of the earth dividing it into northern and southern hemispheres?
What is the imaginary line that runs through the center of the earth dividing it into western and eastern hemispheres?
Draw a diagram of the earth labeling the North and South Poles and the equator.
Draw a diagram of the earth labeling the Arctic Circle, Antarctic Circle and the Tropics.
Draw 2 diagrams of the earth. Label the northern and southern hemispheres on one and the western and eastern hemispheres on the other.
Which direction would you travel if you wanted to go from the teacher’s desk to the classroom door?
In which direction would you travel if you started at the classroom door and wanted to go to the dry erase board?
In which direction would you travel if you started at your classroom door and wanted to go down the hallway to the library?
In which direction would you travel if you started in Solon and wanted to get to Lake Erie?
Which imaginary line is above or north from the equator…the Tropic of Cancer or the Tropic of Capricorn?