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Alabama is located on the southeastern part of 

the United States.The highest point in 

Alabama is the Cheaha State Park at 2,407 

feet.

Fun Fact:

The first rocket to put humans on the moon 

was built in NASA's Marshall Space Flight 

Center in Huntsville, Alabama.

A beach is a landform located along the 

shoreline of an ocean, lake or river. That is 

usually made up of sand, gravel, pebbles 

,and shells.

Fun Fact:

 According to the Guinness World Records, 

the tallest sandcastle ever made was in 

Connecticut, USA, in May 2011. It was 37 

feet tall.

A cave is an opening in the surface of earth. 

Caves form slowly over millions of years. 

There are numerous types of caves, for 

example; sea caves, river caves, ice caves, 

and sandstone caves, among many others.

Fun Fact: 

Some caves are so small one person might 

not fit inside while others are so enormous 

they are bigger than some football fields.

A desert is an area of very dry land that 

is usually covered with sand and is very 

hot because it gets very little rain.

Fun Fact: 

Only certain types plants can live in the 

desert. For example, wildflowers, 

cactuses, and shrubs all have special 

features that help them get the water 

they need to survive in the desert.

The equator is an imaginary line around 

the middle of the Earth that is the same 

distance from the North Pole and South 

Pole.

Fun Fact: 

The equator is about 25,000 miles long.

A Forest is a large area filled with tall trees, 

bushes, and other plants.

The trees in the forest can live for thousands of 

years and grow hundreds of meters tall.

Forest provide shelter for animals and wood for 

humans.

Fun Fact: 

There are many different types of forests. For 

example; Tropical Rain forests, Mediterranean 

forests, Temperate forests, and   Plantation 

forest, among others.

Geography is a science that deals with the 

study of earth's physical features. For 

example, mountains, deserts, rivers, and 

oceans.

Fun Fact: 

People who study geography are called 

geographers.

A place where hot water flows out of the 

ground usually due to volcanic activity below 

the ground.

Fun Fact:

In Yellowstone National Park the hot springs 

can reach a temperature that is higher than 

boiling point.

 An island is an area of land surrounded by 

water on all sides and it is smaller than a 

continent.Small islands are sometimes called 

cays, keys, or islets.There are two main type 

of islands; continental islands and oceanic 

islands.

Fun Fact:

A group of islands is often called an 

archipelago. 

A jungle is a thick tropical forest with 

overgrown and tangled vegetation. A 

jungle is dangerous even for the animals 

that live there.

Fun Fact:

Jungles are like forests but they allow more 

light, which results in plants growing 

faster.

Kansas is located in the middle of the 

United States. It is one of the states 

within the Great Plains. The national 

flower of Kansas is the Sunflower.

Fun Fact: Amelia Earhart, the first 

woman to fly alone across the Atlantic 

, was from Atchinson, Kansas.

Lake Superior is the biggest fresh water lake in 

the United States. The deepest point is about 

1,300 feet. Lake Superior contains about 10 

percent of all the Earth's fresh water.

Fun Fact: 

The surface area of Lake Superior is 31,700 

square miles.

The Mississippi River is one of the longest river 

in North America, it is about 2,340 miles long. It 

is home to over 350 species of fish.

Fun Fact:

The Mississippi River goes through: Louisiana, 

Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, 

Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and                                

Minnesota.

Niagara Falls is the combination of three 

waterfalls. The State Park is the oldest 

state park in the U.S.A., established in 

1885.Niagars Falls is located in New 

York.

Fun Fact:

About 3,160 tons of water flows over 

Niagara Falls every second.

An Ocean is a body of salt water that covers 

a large area. There are many oceans. The 

Artic Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, 

Indian Ocean, and Antartic Ocean.

 A peninsula is a piece of land that is surrounded by

 water on three sides and is attached to a larger 

piece of land. The state of Florida is peninsula, it is 

surrounded by water on three sides but it is attached 

to the rest of the United States.

A quarry is a place, typically a large, 

deep pit, from which stone or other 

materials are or have been extracted.

Fun Fact:

Quarries have been used for thousands 

of years. Ancient Egyptians built the 

Great Pyramids with massive limestone 

and granite blocks cut by hand from 

nearby quarries.

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