producing crops easily

This volcano erupted and buried the Roman town of Pompeii.

This ocean has Africa to the West, Asia to the North, Australia to the east and Antartica to the south.

World´s second longest river.

The only great circle of Earth that passes through both poles and the Royal observatory in Greenwich.

a description of the formations of the Earth (mountains, valleys, rivers, lakes, etc.)

Large stream that carries fresh water into an ocean, lake, etc.

Famous volcano located in the island of Sicily

An imaginary line used by mapmakers to indicate a distance east or west of the prime meridian.

An imaginary line used by mapmakers to indicate distance north or south of the Equator.

Geological features of Earth´s crust

World´s tallest mountain

This ocean extends from Asia and Australia to North and South America

The line around which a body rotates.

This ocean is encircled by Europe, Asia and North America.

a narrow strip of land, having water on either side, that connects two large bodies of land.

They are formed from molten rock and ash erupting out of the hot magma beneath the earth´s crust.

The supplying of land with water, especially for growing crops.

An imaginary circle equally distant from the two poles, around the middle of the earth.

Name for parts of the oceans enclosed by land.

dark, natural glass formed by the cooling of molten lava.

world´s largest mountain range

World´s longest river.

Another name for a longitude line

This sea on a map looks like a winged horse.