This story appears in the November 2013 issue of National Geographic magazine ... and William Clark on their epic journey across North America. The other one is just beginning.

It was a story that repeated itself across the electoral map, in swing states and non-competitive states ... He managed to ...

yielding more clues to Norse settlements in North America. 5 min read This story appears in the November/December 2016 issue of National Geographic History magazine. Icelandic sagas tell how the ...

The terms "red state" and "blue state" emerged during the 2000 U.S. presidential election to describe states that ...

Locate them using a large map. Share any holiday photographs from pupils who have visited countries in North America such as ... and phrases as well as build geographical vocabulary._ ...

Another argument for the importance of maps is the idea of seeing where you’re going, where you are, and where you’ve been. It doesn’t really have to be a literal geographical map at this ...

Why remote work, internal migration and movements into America may reshape the election map in the 2024 US Presidential Election ...

A map shared to social media in mid-October 2024 accurately compared the size of Texas to Europe. The map shared online ...

The United States it may be, but America is a patchwork of regions whose boundaries can be confusing — and up for debate. Especially around Election Day.

Used as background information, learners can explore the many different uses of maps ... North China Plain is one of self-sufficiency and subsistence. Wheat, cotton, tobacco, peanuts, persimmons, and ...

One can easily locate Korea on a world map or globe by following 127º east meridian north from the equator to the middle latitudes. Note where this meridian intersects with the 38º north parallel.

Give pupils an outline map of the continent ... and name South America. Ask pupils to describe its location and discuss how it is joined through a narrow piece of land to North America.