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VA Studies: Geography Powerpoint Created by Carrie Reed Facts from the VA Pacing Guide

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VA Studies: Geography

Powerpoint Created by Carrie Reed

Facts from the VA Pacing Guide

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What is Relative Location?

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Relative location may be described using terms that show connections between

two places such as “next to,” “near,” or “bordering.”

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What two large bodies of water border Virginia?

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The Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay are the

large bodies of water that border Virginia.

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What 5 states border Virginia?

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The states that border Virginia are West Virginia,

Maryland, Kentucky, Tennessee, and North

Carolina.

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What state is number 1?

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Kentucky is number 1

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What state is number 2?

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West Virginia is number 2

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What state is number 3?

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Maryland is number 3

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What state is number 4?

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North Carolina is number 4

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What state is number 5?

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Tennessee is number 5

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What are the five geographic regions of

Virginia?

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There are five geographic regions in Virginia. The

Coastal Plain (Tidewater), Piedmont (land at the foot of the mountains), Blue Ridge

Mountains, Valley and Ridge, and the Appalachian Plateau.

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Which region is this?

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Blue Ridge Mountains

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Which region is this?

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The Coastal Plain (Tidewater)

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Which region is this?

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Appalachian Plateau

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Which region is this?

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Piedmont

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Which region is this?

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Valley and Ridge

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What is the Fall Line and which two regions does it

divide?

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Fall Line: The natural border between the Coastal Plain (Tidewater) and Piedmont Regions, where waterfalls prevent further travel on

the river.

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What kind of land does the Coastal Plain have and

where is it located?

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The Coastal Plain region is flat land located near the

Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay. It

includes the Eastern Shore and it is located east of the

Fall Line.

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What kind of land is the Piedmont Region and where is it located?

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The Piedmont region is rolling hills and is located west of the Fall Line.

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What type of land are the Blue Ridge Mountains and where are they located?

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The Blue Ridge Mountains are old, rounded mountains.

They are part of the Appalachian mountain

system. They are located between the Piedmont and

Valley and Ridge regions.

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Which region is the source of many rivers?

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The Blue Ridge Mountain Region

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What type of land is the Valley and Ridge region and where is it located?

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The Valley and Ridge region includes the Great Valley

of Virginia and other valleys separated by ridges.

Located west of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

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What type of land is the Appalachian Plateau and

where is it located?

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The Appalachian Plateau is elevated land that is flat

on top. It is located in South West Virginia. Only a small part of this plateau

is located in Virginia.

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What are the 2 products and 3 industries of the Coastal

Plain?

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Coastal Plain :Products: seafood and

peanuts Industries: Shipbuilding,

tourism, and military bases

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What are the 2 products and 3 industries of the Piedmont region?

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Piedmont:Products: Tobacco products,

information technology Industries: Federal and state

government, farming, and horse industry

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What is the 1 product and what are the 2 industries of the Blue Ridge Mountains?

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Blue Ridge Mountains:Products: apples

Industries: Recreation and farming

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What are the 4 products and 1 industry of the Valley and

Ridge Region?

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Valley and Ridge:Products: Poultry, apples,

dairy, and beefIndustries: Farming

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What is the 1 product and 1 industry of the Appalachian

Plateau?

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Appalachian Plateau:Products: Coal

Industries: Coal mining

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What is a peninsula?

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Peninsula: a piece of land bordered by water on

three sides.

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What is the importance of the Atlantic Ocean?

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The Atlantic Ocean provided links between Virginia and

other places.

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What is the importance of the Chesapeake Bay?

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The Chesapeake Bay provided a safe harbor and was a source of food and

other transportation.

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What are the 4 major rivers in Virginia from North to

South?

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PotamacRappahannock

YorkJames

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Which river is this?

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Rappahannock River

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Which river is this?

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York River

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Which river is this?

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Potomac River

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Which river is this?

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James River

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Which cities are on the James River?

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The James River flows into the Chesapeake Bay.

Richmond and Jamestown are located along the

James River.

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Which city is on the York River?

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The York River flows into the Chesapeake Bay.

Yorktown is located along the York River.

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Which city is on the Rappahannock River?

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The Rappahannock River flows into the Chesapeake

Bay. Fredericksburg is located along the

Rappahannock River.

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Which city is on the Potomac River?

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The Potomac River flows into the Chesapeake Bay.

Alexandria is located along the Potomac River.

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What is the importance of the rivers? (What did they

provide?)

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Each river was a source of food and provided a

pathway for exploration and settlement of Virginia.

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What is the Eastern Shore?

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The Eastern Shore is a peninsula bordered by the

Chesapeake Bay to the west and the Atlantic

Ocean to the east.