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Table of Contents

Aa...........................................................................5-6

Bb...........................................................................7-8

Cc..........................................................................9-10

Dd........................................................................11-12

Ee.........................................................................13-14

Ff..........................................................................15-16

Gg.........................................................................17-18

Hh.........................................................................19-20

Ii............................................................................21-22

Jj............................................................................23-24

Kk..........................................................................25-26

Ll............................................................................27-28

Mm.........................................................................29-30

Nn........................................................................31-32

Oo........................................................................33-34

Pp.........................................................................35-36

Qq.........................................................................37-38

Rr..........................................................................39-40

Ss..........................................................................41-42

Tt..........................................................................43-44

Uu.........................................................................45-46

Vv.........................................................................47-48

Ww.......................................................................49-50

Xx.........................................................................51-52

Yy.........................................................................53-54

Zz..........................................................................55-56

Aa is for the Appalachian Mountain 

Range that runs from Maine to 

Alabama which is also the oldest 

mountain range in the USA.

Bb is for the 12,383 miles of beaches found 

between the Atlantic, Gulf, Pacific, and Arctic 

Coasts that are made up of a low-tide zone, 

high-tide zone, primary dune, toe of dune.

Cc is for the 

canyons that 

can be found in 

Arizona, one of 

which is the 

Grand Canyon 

that is about 

6,000 feet 

deep.

Dd is for Death Valley in California 

that has the lowest point in the country 

at Badwater which is -282 feet.

Ee is for Everglades National Park 

which is made up of a slow moving 

river that many people confuse for a 

swampland.

Ff is for fields where   major crops 

grow such as corn, soybeans, hay, 

wheat, cotton, grain, and rice.

Gg is for the Great Plains that extend 

from the Mississippi River all the way to 

the Rocky Mountains and cover ten 

states.

Hh is for the hot springs that have a 

temperature higher than that of the 

boiling point and are found in states 

like Utah, California, and Wyoming.

Ii is for the Intracoastal Waterway 

which is between the mainland and the 

coastal island that allows goods to get 

from one place to another from Florida to 

Massachusetts on 3,000 miles of water.

Jj is for the James River in Virginia 

that is 348 miles long and contains two 

tributaries.

Kk is for the Keys in Florida that are a 

chain of islands made of coral and 

limestone, also known as an archipelago.

Ll is for Lake Superior, the biggest 

lake in the USA, measuring 31,700 

square miles.

Mm is for the 

Mississippi 

River, the 

longest river 

in our country 

flowing from 

Minnesota to 

Louisiana, 

measuring 

2,340 miles.

Nn is for Niagara 

Falls in New York 

where 750,000 

gallons of water 

move through the 

waterfall per second.

Oo is for the open range in the western 

United States where animals roam free 

and where in the late 1800s, about 

5,000,000 cattle were used for food.

Pp is for prairies, vast flat grasslands, 

in the Midwest, which used to cover 

forty percent of the United States.

Q is for quarries, where rock is extracted for 

construction use, the largest in the continental 

USA located in Miami, Florida.

Rr is for the Rocky Mountain range 

that is more than 3,000 miles from the 

Southwest to the West United States 

that connects Canada to New Mexico.

Ss is for streams found all over the 

United States that provide fresh 

drinking water for more than 117 

million people.

Tt is for tundra, 

frozen ground, 

found in 

Washington State 

which is the 

coldest biome and 

it contains over 

400 varieties of 

flowers, but only 

48 different 

animals.

Uu is for the u-shaped valley located 

in Glacier National Park that was 

created by glaciers in the last ice age 

and is slowly disappearing due to 

increased temperatures.

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