World Physical Map (1 map total 15 points)-All of the following need to be either drawn in, labeled and – colored (or just labeled and colored if they are already present) on your world physical map. Use the colors indicated below. *If you make up a symbol for a particular physical feature, be sure to add it to the map key. Oceans (blue) Mountain Ranges (brown) Arctic Alps Atlantic Andes Indian Appalachian Pacific Caucasus Southern Himalayas Rockies (blue) Other Bodies of Water Urals Arabian Sea Aral Sea Deserts (yellow) Black Sea Atacama Caribbean Sea Gobi Caspian Sea Great Sandy Desert Great Lakes Kalahari Mediterranean Sea Sahara Red Sea Important Features (green) South China Sea Amazon Rainforest Rivers (blue) Basin Rainforest Amazon Grand Canyon Congo Great Rift Valley Euphrates K2 (mountain) Ganges Mount Everest Huang He (a.k.a. Yellow River) Kilimanjaro Mount McKinley (a.k.a. Denali) Mississippi Sahel Nile (a.k.a. Ayers Rock) Continents (red) Tigris Africa Yangtze (a.k.a. Chang Jiang) Antarctica Chokepoints (blue) Asia Bosporus & Dardanelles Australia Cape Horn Europe English Channel North America Panama Canal South America Strait of Gibraltar Global Grid Lines (black) Strait of Hormuz Antarctic Circle Strait of Malacca Arctic Circle Suez Canal Equator International Date Line Prime Meridian Tropic of Cancer Tropic of Capricorn World Regional Maps (6 maps total 8 points each)-Label the following countries, cities, and oceans on any – and all appropriate regional maps. Outline countries in different colors, but don’t use blue.
World Physical Map (1 map total – 15 points)-All of the following need to be either drawn in, labeled and colored (or just labeled and colored if they are already present) on your world physical map. Use the colors indicated below. *If you make up a symbol for a particular physical feature, be sure to add it to the map key. Oceans (blue) Arctic Atlantic Indian Pacific Southern Other Bodies of Water (blue) Arabian Sea Aral Sea Black Sea Caribbean Sea Caspian Sea Great Lakes Mediterranean Sea Red Sea South China Sea Rivers (blue) Amazon Congo Euphrates Ganges Huang He (a.k.a. Yellow River) Mississippi Nile Tigris Yangtze (a.k.a. Chang Jiang) Chokepoints (blue) Bosporus & Dardanelles Cape Horn English Channel Panama Canal Strait of Gibraltar Strait of Hormuz Strait of Malacca Suez Canal Mountain Ranges (brown) Alps Andes Appalachian Caucasus Himalayas Rockies Urals Deserts (yellow) Atacama Gobi Great Sandy Desert Kalahari Sahara Important Features (green) Amazon Rainforest Basin Rainforest Grand Canyon Great Rift Valley K2 (mountain) Mount Everest Kilimanjaro Mount McKinley (a.k.a. Denali) Sahel (a.k.a. Ayers Rock) Continents (red) Africa Antarctica Asia Australia Europe North America South America Global Grid Lines (black) Antarctic Circle Arctic Circle Equator International Date Line Prime Meridian Tropic of Cancer Tropic of Capricorn World Regional Maps (6 maps total – 8 points each)-Label the following countries, cities, and oceans on any and all appropriate regional maps. Outline countries in different colors, but don’t use blue.
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