WK 40, ESS, Assignment 10, Chapter 5, Lesson 1, Bodies of water and Climate: 151-154
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| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Kansas City | arrow_right_alt | A |
Rio GrandeOregon | arrow_right_alt | B |
Oregon | arrow_right_alt | C |
San FranciscoSan | arrow_right_alt | D |
Texas | arrow_right_alt | E |
Missouri River | arrow_right_alt | F |
Las Vegas | arrow_right_alt | G |
Seattle | arrow_right_alt | H |
Montana | arrow_right_alt | I |
Colorado | arrow_right_alt | J |
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Snake and Willamette Rivers | arrow_right_alt | This is an enormous salt-water ocean that borders the West Coast of the United States and includes ports in San Diego, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Valdez, and Honolulu. |
Pacific Ocean | arrow_right_alt | This body of water borders Louisiana and Texas and includes ports in New Orleans and Houston. |
Great Salt Lake | arrow_right_alt | The largest salt lake in the Americas, this lake changes in size because of evaporation. |
Columbia River | arrow_right_alt | This lake is located high in the Sierra Nevada mountain range. It is a popular place for boating and other types of water recreation. |
Lake Mead | arrow_right_alt | This lake was formed when the Hoover Dam was built on the Colorado River. It is also a popular recreation area. |
Lake Tahoe | arrow_right_alt | One of the most important rivers west of the Mississippi, this river begins in the Rocky Mountains and flows south and west to empty into the Gulf of California. |
Missouri, Platte, Kansas, Arkansas, and Rio Grande Rivers | arrow_right_alt | Located north of the Colorado River, this river flows from the mountains into the Pacific Ocean. |
Colorado River | arrow_right_alt | These two rivers run westward and feed into the Columbia River. |
Gulf of Mexico | arrow_right_alt | These five rivers flow eastward, and four of them empty into the Mississippi River. |