4th Grade Va's Natural Resources Flashcards

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A hard, black mineral fuel formed deep in the earth from buried vegetable matter by the heat and great pressure. Virginia’s most valuable mineral resource

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Coal

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Broad inlet of water surrounded by land

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Bay

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2
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Animals that have been tamed

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Domesticated animals

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3
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Growth of trees covering a large area of land

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Forests

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4
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Igneous rock of Quartz, mica used for building

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Granite

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5
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Coarse sand or small stones used for roads, paths

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Gravel

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Water found beneath the earth’s surface

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Ground water

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A person who provides a service that is helpful to others

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Human resource

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A large body of water surrounded by land

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Lake

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Rock made mostly of calcium carbonate ( shells)

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Limestone

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Not natural, artificial, made by man

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Man-made

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A solid, found in nature that has a definite chemical makeup

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Mineral

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12
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Any material from earth that can be used by people

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Natural resource

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A waterway flowing to the sea, freshwater not salty

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River

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Loose grains found from the erosion of rock found on the seashore, river beds, desert

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Sand

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15
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Upper layer of earth in which plants grow

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Soil

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A river or stream that flows into a larger river or stream

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Tributary

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The area of land that catches rain and snow and drains or seeps into a marsh, stream, river, lake or groundwater

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Watershed

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A system for identifying and numbering watersheds. Chesapeake is part of the Albemarle Watershed. It’s address is 03010205

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Watershed address