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In this lesson, we delve into essential geographical vocabulary that helps articulate concepts related to land and location. Key terms include "insular," which refers to anything related to islands, and "latitude" and "longitude," which are pivotal for navigation. Other significant terms featured are "panorama" for wide views, "peninsula" as a landform surrounded by water on three sides, "precipice" indicating steep cliffs, "quagmire" for muddy ground, "terrestrial" focusing on earth or land, and "topography," describing the physical features of regions.
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Insular relating to an island
Latitude Distance north or south of the equator
Longitude Distance east or west of the Greenwich, England
Meridian Imaginary circle around the Earth
Panorama A wide-ranging view of a large area
Peninsula Strip of land with water on three sides
Precipice A steep cliff or over hanging rock
Quagmire Muddy land into which one can sink
Terrestrial Having to do with earth or land
Topography The physical features of a region