China’s Geography
Across
- 3. One of the most beautiful mountains in Guangzhou China.
- 9. This place was created for the emperor Qin Shi Huang to guard him in the afterlife.
- 13. This fault-bounded trough is one of China’s driest locations and it is home to the second lowest depression in the world.
- 16. This part of the Silk Road, also known as the Gansu Corridor, linked China to other civilizations trading along the route.
- 19. This river is the longest in Asia and the third longest in the world stretching nearly 6,300 kilometers.
- 21. This structure is the longest manmade structure in the world and can even be seen from the moon.
- 24. This plateau is also known as the “Roof of the Earth” is the largest plateau on earth reaching 3,000 to 5,000 meters and covering 2.5 square kilometers
- 26. This forest has outstanding biodiversity and is located in the western China.
- 27. Surrounded by mountains, this basin is located in the Sichuan region.
- 28. This river translates to “Black Dragon River” and it is the tenth longest river in the world.
- 29. This trade route helped to link Western Asia with Middle and East Asia.
Down
- 1. The tallest mountain in the world peaking at 8,849 meters (29,032 feet)
- 2. This city in China also known as “Paris of the East” has a higher population than New Zealand.
- 4. This desert is located in Western China. In Turkish, this desert means “Enter and you will not come out,” which is fitting, since this desert is full of sandstorms.
- 5. This place in China has the most medieval wooden structures and is located in BeiJing.
- 6. A mountain range located in South Asia that separates the Indian plains from the Tibetan Plateau.
- 7. This palace was an imperial garden in the Qing Dynasty and is named after a season.
- 8. The Hai River system and the Taihang Tunnel crosses under this mountain range.
- 10. Also known as the River of Sorrows, this river caused the death of millions of people
- 11. Located in China and Mongolia, this desert is actually cold for most of the year.
- 12. This major river connects three smaller rivers with the Pearl River Delta.
- 13. This temple is the largest religious building in all of China.
- 14. This mountain range separates China from the Korean Peninsula.
- 15. This northern plain was agriculturally useful because of the Yellow River flowing through it.
- 17. This mountain chain stretches from the Pamirs of Tajikistan, and through southern Xinjiang to Qinghai province.
- 18. The second largest and capital city of China known for its many tourist attractions.
- 20. Translating to Heavenly Mountains in Chinese, this mountain range is located in Central Asia.
- 22. The largest lake in China commonly called the “Pearl of Qinghai.”
- 23. This sea is the northern part of the East China Sea, getting its yellow color from the sandstorms of the Gobi Desert.
- 25. This river is known for its cultural significance and is located in South China.