Geography

2. A type of soil composed of fine particles, often used in ceramics. (4 letters)
3. A geographical line running from east to west, measuring distance north or south of the equator. (14 letters)
7. A landform surrounded by water on three sides. (9 letters)
11. A hard, shiny mineral commonly found in sandy areas. (4 letters)
12. Type of acid found in limestone. (14 letters)

1. A large, natural depression in the earth's surface, typically containing water. (6 letters)
2. Type of rock formed from compacted remains of plants or animals. (4 letters)
4. Earth's imaginary line dividing the northern and southern hemispheres. (8 letters)
5. The process of breaking or splitting along natural lines or joints in rock. (9 letters)
6. A region of land with a high concentration of minerals like calcium. (7 letters)
8. A narrow body of water connecting two larger bodies of water. (7 letters)
9. A reddish-brown color often associated with rust or iron. (6 letters)
10. A natural substance found in rock form, often used as fuel. (5 letters)