This document defines key geographic terms, including plain, fault line, barrier island, escarpment, plateau, norther, and midlatitudes. It explains that a plain is a flat land area, a fault line is a crack in the Earth's surface caused by moving plates, and a barrier island lies between the mainland and ocean. It also defines an escarpment as a steep cliff or slope, a plateau as a high, flat land area, and midlatitudes as the band of latitudes on either side of the equator.
This document defines key geographic terms, including plain, fault line, barrier island, escarpment, plateau, norther, and midlatitudes. It explains that a plain is a flat land area, a fault line is a crack in the Earth's surface caused by moving plates, and a barrier island lies between the mainland and ocean. It also defines an escarpment as a steep cliff or slope, a plateau as a high, flat land area, and midlatitudes as the band of latitudes on either side of the equator.
This document defines key geographic terms, including plain, fault line, barrier island, escarpment, plateau, norther, and midlatitudes. It explains that a plain is a flat land area, a fault line is a crack in the Earth's surface caused by moving plates, and a barrier island lies between the mainland and ocean. It also defines an escarpment as a steep cliff or slope, a plateau as a high, flat land area, and midlatitudes as the band of latitudes on either side of the equator.
of flat, or nearly crack in Earth’s flat, land surface caused Barrier Island- by moving plates narrow island Aquifer- a layer between the of rock or gravel mainland and ocean that absorbs Escarpment- a rainfall and steep slope or cliff keeps if flowing Plateau- an area of underground high, flat land Midlatitudes- a Norther- blast of wide band of cold air from latitudes on Canada that either side of the sweeps across Equator, midway Texas and the Gulf between the of Mexico in the Equator and the autumn and winter North and South Poles