What does it mean? labeled number 4 on the map? We don't get it. Sorry.
number 1
It is obvious you have a map. We don't have the map so you need to figure out the area you were asked about.
it would be middle American for the most because on my map it shows middle American
topographic map
The Eastern US has always been the most densely populated area of the country since colonial times.
number 1
Without seeing the specific map you're referring to, it's difficult to provide an exact answer. However, if area number 3 corresponds to a well-known acquisition, such as the Louisiana Purchase, it was acquired from France in 1803. If it refers to another area, please specify, and I can provide more accurate information.
central valley
there are 15 countries labeled on the map because 8 are not labeled on the map
They are labeled with a star.
Bogotá... Retard :) get a life and figure out crap on studyisland :)
On a map, the sheet number is typically found in the margin or corner of the map, often near the title or legend. It may be labeled explicitly as "Sheet Number" or simply "Sheet." This number helps identify the specific section of a larger map series, making it easier to locate and reference.
In 1803, the United States acquired the area labeled number 5 on the map, known as the Louisiana Territory, from France. This acquisition is known as the Louisiana Purchase, and it significantly expanded the territory of the United States. The deal was finalized under President Thomas Jefferson, who aimed to secure land for future settlement and exploration.
5,000
Horc Fort is in the area labeled GREENGUARD on the map. Horc Fort is on the far right hand side of the screen.
You didn't include the picture of the map.
The number of rivers labeled on the map can vary depending on the specific map in question. However, commonly known rivers that flow into the Caribbean Sea include the Orinoco River in Venezuela and the Magdalena River in Colombia. For a precise count and identification of rivers, it's best to refer directly to the specific map you are referencing.