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16 Cards in this Set

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distances east and west of the prime meridian are measured using dgrees or lines of what?
longitude
distances north and south of the equator
latitue
what type of map would be used to create a road map
conic projection
what are areas of equal elevation connected by on a map
contour lines
what is another name for coastal plains
lowlands
imaginary line around Earth exactly halfway between the north and south
Equator
made of huge, tilted blocks of rock separated by fault
fault-block mountain
rocks folded like a rug up against a wall
folded mountain
large flat area found in the interior regions of continents
plain
flat, raised areas of land made up of horizontal rocks that have been uplifted by forces
plateau
form when blocks of Earth's crust are pushed up by forces inside Earth
upwarped mts.
begin to form when molten material reaches the surface thru a weak crust
volcanic mts
what does zero elevation represent on a topographic map?
sea level
each time zone is separated from the next by how much time?
1 hr
what is the difference between plains and plateaus? (give and ex of each)
plateaus-flat,raised areas(colorado plateau)

plains-large flat areas (alantic coastal plain)
the 8 major landforms of the US are...
rocky mts
superior uplands
coastal plains
pacific mt. and valley system
interior highlandsinterior plains
intermontane plateuas and basin