Physical and built geography
The peaks, rivers and landmarks that define each continent.
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Feature of the Day
Compare two features
Pick any two mountains, rivers, or landmarks to see how they stack up.
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For teachers
Printable worksheet, answer key, teaching tips and standards alignment.
Teaching tips
Standards alignment
Discussion prompts
- How do tectonic plate boundaries shape where the tallest mountains form? (Hint: Himalayas, Andes, Rockies — all at plate boundaries.)
- Why do most great civilizations historically arise along rivers?
- What makes a place a "landmark"? Compare natural landmarks (Grand Canyon) to built landmarks (Pyramids, Great Wall).
- Pick a famous landmark in your region. Why is it significant? How is it threatened by climate change, tourism, or development?