Across
- 4. – the shape of the land that includes the area’selevation, relief, and landforms
- 5. – a landform made up of nearly flat or gently rolling land with low relief
- 7. Distance in degrees east and west of prime meridian
- 8. Relates distance on a map to a distance on Earth's surface
- 9. – a feature of topography, such as a hill or valley, formed by the processes that shape Earth’s surface.
- 11. A flat models of all parts of Earth's surface
- 12. belt – a larger unit of mountain ranges and mountain systems in a long,connected chain
- 14. Distance in degree north or south of equator
- 18. projection Distorts shapes around edges of map
- 19. projection Lines, straight, land near, poles distorted
Down
- 1. Plain – plain that lies along a seacoast; low elevation and low relief
- 2. – a landform with high elevation and high relief and usually occur as part of a mountain range
- 3. – the difference in elevation between the highest and lowest parts of an area
- 6. range – group of mountains that are closely related in shape, structure and age
- 10. system – the different mountain ranges in a region (ex. Bitterroot Mountains are a range in Rocky Mountains)
- 13. Plain – plain that lies away from a coast; low relief, elevation can vary
- 15. – the height above sea level of a point on Earth’s surface
- 16. A sphere that represents Earth's entire surface
- 17. (ᵒ) – is 1/360 of a way around a circle; unit that helps scientists locate positions on Earth’s surface
- 19. projection Frame work of lines that help transferring points on earths 3-D surface onto a flat map