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Map Riddles

Map Riddles. By E. I. See. Montgomery County Public Schools, Maryland Grade 4 Integrated Curriculum 2012. Kake Cannery. Kake Cannery. My name comes from the Tlingit language, meaning “mouth of dawn” or “opening of daylight”.

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Map Riddles

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  1. Map Riddles By E. I. See Montgomery County Public Schools, Maryland Grade 4 Integrated Curriculum 2012

  2. Kake Cannery

  3. Kake Cannery • My name comes from the Tlingit language, meaning “mouth of dawn” or “opening of daylight”. • I am located on an island which is part of an archipelago in the Pacific Ocean. • I was important in the early 1900’s as I helped establish the salmon industry in southeastern Alaska. • I am no longer a functioning cannery. • I am located in a town that now has about 700 people. • Where am I? • What map elements were helpful to determine my location?

  4. Iolani Palace

  5. Iolani Palace • I am the only royal palace in the United States that was the residence of a reigning monarch. • King Kalakaua and Queen Lili’uokalani governed from within my walls. • I became the state capitol building when we became part of the United States in 1959. • I am now a museum and historic site. • I am located on the largest island of the Hawaiian archipelago in the largest city with over 1 million residents. • Where am I? • What map elements were helpful to determine my location?

  6. Going-To-The-Sun Road

  7. Going-To-The-Sun Road • I am a mountain road. • My highest point is Logan Pass at an elevation of 6,646 feet. • I am the only road passing through the heart of Glacier National Park. • I am about 53 miles long. • I cross over the Continental Divide in the Rocky Mountains of Montana. • No one makes their permanent home along me. • Where am I? • What map elements were helpful to determine my location?

  8. Lighthouse on Block Island

  9. Lighthouse on Block Island • I was constructed between the years of 1874 and 1875 to help light the way for boats coming into harbor from the Atlantic Ocean. • Although I was originally built 300 feet from the Mohegan Bluffs, I was moved away 250 feet more because the Atlantic waves crashing into the bluffs were quickly eroding the land away. • Block Island lies off the southeast coast of New Shoreham, Rhode Island. • Where am I? • What map elements were helpful to determine my location?

  10. Fox Theatre

  11. Fox Theatre • Use a Grid (Pearson #16881) can be used to help locate me. • I am a famous landmark found in downtown Atlanta, Georgia which is located in the northwest corner of the state. • I was designed in Islamic and Egyptian style in the 1920’s. • I was built for movie viewing and live performances. • Find me east of Interstate 75 and north of U.S. Route 278. • What other Atlanta landmark is near me? • What is my location according to the grid? • What map elements were helpful to determine my location?

  12. Gateway Arch

  13. Gateway Arch • I stand at 630 feet tall making me the tallest human-made monument in the United States. • I stand on the west bank of the Mississippi River, just south of where the Mississippi and Missouri rivers meet. • I was built to commemorate the westward expansion of the United States. I am also known as the Gateway to the West. • My construction was completed in 1965. • Where am I? • What map elements were helpful to determine my location?

  14. Spindletop

  15. Spindletop • Use Maps Show Direction (Pearson # 16873) to help find my location. • In 1901, I was found to be the most productive oil field in the world making the state of Texas a leader in the oil industry. • I am located near the southeast corner of Texas just west of the Texas/Louisiana border. • I am just north of the Gulf of Mexico. • Where am I? • What map elements were helpful to determine my location?

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