This document defines various geographic terms from A to Z. It provides short definitions or descriptions of each term on its own page. Some of the terms defined include atmosphere, biome, calcite, delta, equator, foothills, gorge, humidity, ingenious, jurisdiction, karst, limestone, magma, navigate, ocean currents, plates, quaternary terms, rain shadow, savanna, tropics, underpopulation, volcano, wharf, xerox, yeasty, and zooplankton. Each entry includes a brief 1-2 sentence definition and many include an image or link to additional information on the term.

1. A to Z world geography
By Ada.

2. A is for Atmosphere
 Atmosphere is the envelope of gasses that surround the
earth.
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3. B is for Biome.
Biome is a
community of
animals and plants
living in a particular
environment that
covers a large area.
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4. C is for Calcites
A Calcite is a
deposit of a
calcium
carbonate,
sometimes
called tufa.
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5. D is for Delta.
Delta is layers of sediment brought and
deposited
By rivers.
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6. E is for equator
o Equator is a circle around the
earth dividing it into two
parts.
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7. F IS FOR FOOLTHILLS
Foothills are a slow and
increasing in the elevations
at the base of mountains.
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8. G is for Gorge
Gorge is a narrow cleft with steep
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9. H is for Humidity
 Humidity is the amount of water vapor
contained in the atmosphere.
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10. I is for
ingenuous
Ingenious is a type
of rock formed
when molten
magma solidifies
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11. J is for
Jurisdiction
Jurisdiction is the right power,
or authority to administer
justice by hearing and
determining controversies.
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12. K is for Karst
Karts is an area of limestone terrene characterized by
skin. Ravens and underground stream
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13. L is for
Limestone
A limestone is a
permeable rock.
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14. M is for Magma.
Magma is
melded rock
and in the
earth
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15. N is for
navigate
Navigate is to sail on or
thorough the Atlantic ocean
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16. O is for ocean
currents
Ocean
currents are
bodies of
moving water
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17. P is for plates
Plates are peace's of earths
crust that more around the
mantle.

18. Q is for
Quaternary
Terms
A Quaternary
term is the
most recent
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19. R is for rain shadow
 Rain shadow is and are
sheltered from a reliving
winds and having little
rainfall
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20. S is for
Savanna
Savanna is a
tropical or
subtropical
grassy plain
with few
trees.
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21. T is for tropics
Tropics are areas
of the world
between latitude of
23.5 degrees and
23.5 south.
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22. U is for under
population
Under
population is
having a
population
lower then
normal.
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23. V is for Volcano
Volcano is a
mountain built out of
ash or lava with
central crater
through witch molten
rock escaped to the
surface of the earth.
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24. W is for Wharf
A wharf is a
structure built on
the shore of or
into a harbor
beam.
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25. X is for Xerox
Xerox is a
machine
employing this
process .
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26. Y is for Yeasty
Yeasty is a
charactised by
agitation,
excitement,
change
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27. Z is for
Zooplankton
A Zooplankton is a
tiny animals that live
in the sea.
Zooplanktons cannot
Produce food
through
Photosynthesis.
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