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NORTH AMERICA MAP
Use pages 474-5 in your textbook. ATLAS –pgs. 30-31; 36-39; 54-57; 60-63 You must follow TODALS. I. NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT POLITICAL AND PHYSICAL MAP A. Form the borders of the following countries and label: (map pen) 1. Canada (This will need to be written off the land and draw an arrow.) A. Draw in the borders and label Canada’s 3 territories. Color following map rules. VERY LIGHTLY Northwest Territories Yukon Territory Nunavut Territories B. Draw in the borders and label Canada’s 10 provinces. Color following map rules. VERY LIGHTLY British Columbia Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia C. Label Greenland – Write in smaller letters Denmark (Don’t color) Label Baffin Island 2. United States of America (Label. Do not color.) A. Draw the southern border of Alaska B. Label Alaska (USA) 3. Mexico – MUST FORM A SOUTHERN BORDER TOO! A. Yucatan Peninsula (Shade red.) label B. Baja California (Shade red.) label B. Label the following mountain and mountain ranges: (small
triangles/brown pencil) 1. Rocky Mountains (read pg. 505 for beginning to ending. Also use Internet) 2. Appalachian Mountains 3. Mt. McKinley – (Use one black triangle) 4. Sierra Madre Occidental 5. Sierra Madre Oriental C. Label the following bodies of water (Trace rivers w/ blue pencil.) MAP RULES: ½” all land surrounded by water 1. Lake Winnipeg 2. Mississippi River 3. Rio Grande 4. All 5 Great Lakes (Label each lake.) 5. Hudson Bay 6. Pacific Ocean 7. Atlantic Ocean 8. Gulf of Mexico 9. Davis Strait 10. Gulf of California 11. Baffin Bay 12. Missouri River 13. Ohio River D. Label the following plains and desert 1. Great Plains (Shade green – lightly) 2. Coastal Plains (Shade green – lightly) 3. Sonoran Desert (Shade with yellow dots.)