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Longitude / Latitude 

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Unique features 

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North America’s Size 

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Bodies of water 

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North America The Continent Series VMS Library 2008-2009 Satellite View Longitude / Latitude Unique features • Highest peak is Denali, Alaska • Rugby, North Dakota center point of North America North America’s Size • 4.8% of the earth’s surface • 3rd largest continent • 4th largest in population Bodies of water • • • • • • Columbia River Colorado River Rio Grande Missouri River - longest Mississippi River Ohio River Missouri/Mississippi River is 3,879 miles long Climate Coniferous Forests • Upper area of North America • Pines, fir and spruce trees, produce cones which contains the seeds • Tall mountains have supported tree growth • Cold and stormy in the winter • Lightening storms in the summer Deciduous Forest • They are found 0 - 50° degrees north latitude • Former glaciers from New England to Indiana • Moderate climate, 4 seasons and they get 2 - 4 feet of rain per year • Trees are oaks, maples, beeches, hickories and ashes Mediterranean Region • Hot, dry summers, mild, wet winters • Only found in 5 places on Earth – California, Northern Baja, California – Basin of the Mediterranean Sea – Southwestern Australia – Western cape of South Africa – Central Cost of Chile Rainforest • North America contains the largest continuous area of costal temperate rainforest in the world • Oregon to Alaska • 350 species of animals • 25 tree species • 55 inches of rainfall p/y Grassland • 2-35 inches of rainfall p/y • Summer temperatures 100°F • Winter temperatures 0°F Tundra • • • • • • 55° to 70° North Tundra means barren land Ground is permanetly frozen 10” to 3 ft. Average temperature -18°F Summer the sun never sets Worlds’ coldest/driest biome Desert • There four specific regions – Sonoran Desert found in California, Arizona and Mexico. Low elevation which makes it HOT – Mojave Desert – the smallest, but where Death Valley can reach 134° – Joshua Tree► – Chihuahuan Desert – found in Mexico, it gets 8-12 inches of rain per year. Century Plant► – Great Basin – Nevada with Mountain ranges over 10,000 feet, 4- 11 inches of snow a year This powerpoint was kindly donated to www.worldofteaching.co m http://www.worldofteaching.com is home to over a thousand powerpoints submitted by teachers. This is a completely free site and requires no registration. Please visit and I hope it will help in your teaching.