Man-Made & Physical Features

The imaginary line which runs across the top of the Rocky Mountains and determines the flow of rivers.

• Gulf of Mexico

• Continental Divide

• Gettysburg

• Great Plains

The body of water located in the southeastern United States. Is bordered by five states and Mexico.

• Great Plains

• Erie Canal

• Gulf of Mexico

• Constitutional Convention

Located in the midwestern United States beginning at the border with Canada and flowing south to the Gulf of Mexico. A physical feature which is used to transport goods to inland cities in the Midwest and south.

• Great Lakes

• Atlantic Coastal Plains

• Gulf of Mexico

• Mississippi River

Was captured and held as a British military base. Located in the northeastern United States.

• New York City, N.Y.

• Philadelphia

• Erie Canal

• Gettysburg

Is a man-made feature and is the site of one of the major battles of the Civil War. Located in Central Pennsylvania.

• Great Plains

• Gettysburg

• Constitutional Convention

• Washington D.C.

A large area covering 10 states and is located in the Midwest United States where pioneers passed through on their way to the Oregon territory.

• Philadelphia

• New York City, N.Y.

• Great Plains

• Atlantic Coastal Plains

A historical city in the northeastern part of the United States. Was the site of a massacre and the famous Boston Tea Party which eventually led to the Revolutionary war.

• Boston

• Erie Canal

• Constitutional Convention

• New York City, N.Y.

Located in the southeastern United States. A lowland area which borders the Atlantic Ocean as well as the Gulf of Mexico.

• Erie Canal

• Boston

• Great Lakes

• Atlantic Coastal Plains

Our nation's capital city where the president lives and works.

• Boston

• Washington D.C.

• Gettysburg

• New York City, N.Y.

Located in the northeastern United States. A man-made feature which connects the Great Lakes to the Hudson River in New York.

• Great Lakes

• Atlantic Coastal Plains

• Erie Canal

• Great Plains