1. A to Z world geography By Ada.

2. A is for Atmosphere Atmosphere is the envelope of gasses that surround the earth. commons.wikimedia.org 3. B is for Biome. Biome is a community of animals and plants living in a particular environment that covers a large area. www.geograph.org.uk 4. C is for Calcites A Calcite is a deposit of a calcium carbonate, sometimes called tufa. commons.wikimedia.org 5. D is for Delta. Delta is layers of sediment brought and deposited By rivers. en.wikipedia.org 6. E is for equator o Equator is a circle around the earth dividing it into two parts. commons.wikimedia. 7. F IS FOR FOOLTHILLS Foothills are a slow and increasing in the elevations at the base of mountains. www.flickr.com 8. G is for Gorge Gorge is a narrow cleft with steep en.wikipedia.org 9. H is for Humidity Humidity is the amount of water vapor contained in the atmosphere. commons.wikimedia.org 10. I is for ingenuous Ingenious is a type of rock formed when molten magma solidifies www.flickr.com 11. J is for Jurisdiction Jurisdiction is the right power, or authority to administer justice by hearing and determining controversies. en.wikipedia.org 12. K is for Karst Karts is an area of limestone terrene characterized by skin. Ravens and underground stream www.fotopedia.com 13. L is for Limestone A limestone is a permeable rock. commons.wikimedia.org 14. M is for Magma. Magma is melded rock and in the earth commons.wikimedia.org 15. N is for navigate Navigate is to sail on or thorough the Atlantic ocean commons.wikimedia.org 16. O is for ocean currents Ocean currents are bodies of moving water en.wikipedia.org 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 en.wikipedia.org 19. R is for rain shadow Rain shadow is and are sheltered from a reliving winds and having little rainfall en.wikipedia.org 20. S is for Savanna Savanna is a tropical or subtropical grassy plain with few trees. commons.wikimedia.org 21. T is for tropics Tropics are areas of the world between latitude of 23.5 degrees and 23.5 south. www.flickr.com 22. U is for under population Under population is having a population lower then normal. yesitsyomoma.wordpress.com 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. fr.wikipedia.org 24. W is for Wharf A wharf is a structure built on the shore of or into a harbor beam. en.wikipedia.org 25. X is for Xerox Xerox is a machine employing this process . www.flickr.com 26. Y is for Yeasty Yeasty is a charactised by agitation, excitement, change www.flickr.com 27. Z is for Zooplankton A Zooplankton is a tiny animals that live in the sea. Zooplanktons cannot Produce food through Photosynthesis. en.wikipedia.org