Geography Awareness Week 2009: Get Lost in Mapping

This resource was developed for Geography Awareness Week 2009. Each third week of November, students, families, and community members focus on the importance of geography through events, lessons, games, and challenges. Visit the Geography Awareness Week website to find out more about this year's program.

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Instructional Content
- Mapping Europe Toolkit
- Land Mammal Chart
- Protected Areas, 2006
- World Heritage Sites Symbols
- Sulfur Dioxide Emmissions, 2000
- European Energy Consumption by Country, 2001
Maps
Reference
- European Tourism, 2005

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Caryl-Sue, National Geographic Society
Mary Crooks, National Geographic Society

Editors

Kara West
Jeannie Evers, Emdash Editing

Last Updated

May 13, 2013

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