Map

2. A large area covered with trees, often depicted as green patches on a map.
3. A tool on a map that indicates the relationship between distances on the map and actual distances in the real world.
6. A natural flowing watercourse, often shown as a wavy line on a map.
8. A prominent or easily recognizable feature of a landscape or area, often used as a reference point on a map.
10. Large landforms that rise steeply above the surrounding area, often depicted as peaks or triangles on a map.
12. A place where airplanes take off, land, and are serviced, often shown as an airplane symbol on a map.
14. An area of land set aside for public enjoyment and recreation, often depicted as green spaces on a map.

1. A key or explanatory guide that explains the symbols and colors used on a map to represent different features or objects.
4. A device that shows the four main directions (north, south, east, west) to help navigate on a map or in the real world.
5. A structure that connects two areas separated by a body of water or other obstacles, often depicted as a line or symbol.
7. A piece of land surrounded by water, often shown as a smaller landmass with water around it on a map.
9. A large body of water surrounded by land, usually depicted as a blue shape on a map.
10. A visual representation of an area, often showing its geographical features, landmarks, and directions.
11. A large and important human settlement, often marked as a dot or symbol on a map.
13. A route or path connecting different places, often shown as lines or highways on a map.