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Give two examples of physical geography, two examples of human geography, and two examples of natural history associated with the place you live.
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Physical Geography: Extremely windy, mostly grassland with rolling hills.
Human Geography: We rely on an aquifer for water because it rarely rains. Sparsely populated because of the lack of water.
Natural History: We have a ton of rattlesnakes. Very few trees.
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Physical Geography: 1. Deserts like Death Valley & 2. Grand Canyon
Human Geography: 1.Rice fields in Asia & 2. Building an Igloo
Natural History: 1. Garden moles & 2. Bears hibernating.
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The Pacific Ocean, the Andes Mountains
Machu Pichu, Coffee Production
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Here in our are of central Virginia, USA, we live on the east side of the Blue Ridge mountains, in rolling foothills. Our 2 acres of property contains deciduous and evergreen trees and plants, we have 3 little ponds with fish, and lots of God’s creatures visit us and get fed!
Our little house sits on the property surrounded by trees, and we have 2 outbuildings as well, snugged between the trees. I have created brush piles of branches and leaves around the property for small creatures like birds, moles, voles and others to hide in during the night/bad weather/hide from predators. Not far from us is a manmade lake, and a large river. -
There are snow covered trees & frozen lakes & snow prairies where I live. In winter, I can fish after cutting a hole in the ice and I need to dress very warm to go outside. We can see squirrels scurrying to find the food they hid and we do not need to battle mosquitos!
