Geographic Features

The lowest, hottest, and driest place in North America is 

• Continental Divide
• Great Basin
• Death Valley
• Atlantic Coastal Plains

A group of five freshwater lakes of central North America between the United States and Canada, including Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario. 

• Gulf of Mexico
• St. Lawrence River
• Great Plains
• The Great Lakes

This physical feature is located in California near Nevada. 

• Great Plains
• Death Valley
• Great Basin
• Gulf of Mexico

A large area of flatland covered with grass. 

• Great Plains
• Great Basin
• Atlantic Coastal Plain
• Death Valley

A dry area between the Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Nevada Mountains.  

• Atlantic Coastal Plains
• Great Plains
• Death Valley
• Great Basin

Low-lying land close to the ocean along the East Coast of the United States. 

• Great Basin
• Great Plains
• Death Valley
• Atlantic Coastal Plain

Located in the midwestern United States. Covers the states of North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, and Nebraska.

• Great Basin
• Atlantic Coastal Plain
• Great Plains

What area is shaded in green?

• Great Basin
• Atlantic Coastal Plains
• Gulf of Mexico
• Continental Divide

What is shaded in brown?

• Gulf of Mexico
• Atlantic Coastal Plains
• Great Basin
• Great Plains

What is the green line?

• St. Lawrence River
• Death Valley
• Continental Divide
• Gulf of Mexico