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Name _______________________ VIRGINIA GEOGRAPHY PROJECT You will be creating a poster of Virginia for a project/test grade. Your teacher will give you a paper with the outline of Virginia on it, and below is listed all of the information you will need to put on your poster. Your classwork for each day will be to put the information listed for that day on your poster. Your projects will be due on Friday, May 23 and will be graded on completeness, accuracy, spelling and capitalization, and neatness. Monday, May 19 1. A title 2. Compass rose 3. Map Key box (This will be filled in as you complete your map.) 4. There are five regions in Virginia. Use the map on page 1 of the notes to help draw and label the regions. a. The Coastal Plain region has flat land, is east of the fall line and includes the Eastern Shore. Draw and label the Coastal Plain. b. The Piedmont region has rolling hills and is west of the fall line. Draw and label the Piedmont. c. The Blue Ridge Mountain region has old, rounded mountains, is the source of many rivers and is part of the Appalachian Mountain system. Draw and label the Blue Ridge Mountains. d. The Valley and Ridge region includes the Great Valley and is part of the Appalachian Mountain system. Draw and label the Valley and Ridge region. e. The Appalachian Plateau is a part of a small plateau in Virginia. A plateau is an area of elevated land that is flat on top. Draw and label the Appalachian Plateau. Thursday, May 22 1. The Fall Line is a natural border between the Coastal Plain and Piedmont regions where waterfalls prevent further travel on the river. Label the Fall Line. 2. The Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay border Virginia. Use the map on page 2 to label the Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay. 3. The Coastal Plain region has four major rivers. All of these rivers flow into the Chesapeake Bay. Use page 2 to label the Potomac River, Rappahannock River, James River and York River. 4. Lake Drummond is a shallow, natural lake surrounded by the Dismal Swamp. It is located in the southern part of the Coastal Plain region. Use the map on page 2 to draw and label Lake Drummond and the Dismal Swamp on your map. Friday, May 23 1. A peninsula is an area of land bordered by water on 3 sides. There are four peninsulas in Virginia. Use the maps on page 1 to label the Eastern Shore, Northern Neck, the Middle Peninsula and The Peninsula. 2. There are many important cities in Virginia. Use page 6 to label Richmond, Fredericksburg, Alexandria, Jamestown and Yorktown. Tuesday, May 20 1. There were 3 main Native American language groups in Virginia. Use page 3 to help you label the language groups. a. The Algonquian language was spoken primarily in the Coastal Plain. Create a symbol in your map key to label the Algonquian language. Place the symbol in the region where it belongs. b. The Siouan language was spoken primarily in the Piedmont. Create a symbol in your map key to label the Siouan language. Place the symbol in the region where it belongs. c. The Iroquoian language was mostly spoken in Southwestern Virginia. Create a symbol in your map key to label the Iroquoian language was spoken. Place the symbol in the region where it belongs. 2. Label the current state-recognized tribes in the following regions: Coastal Plain (Tidewater) region: Chickahominy Tribe Eastern Chickahominy Tribe Mattaponi Tribe Nansemond Tribe Pamunkey Tribe Rappahannock Tribe Upper Mattaponi Tribe Piedmont region: Monacan Tribe Wednesday, May 21 Create a symbol in your map key to label the following Virginia industries. Then place the symbol in the region where it belongs. a. Coastal Plain region: seafood, shipbuilding, tourism, peanuts and federal military installments b. Piedmont region: tobacco products, information technology (computer), federal government, state government, farming and textiles c. Blue Ridge Mountains region: apples, farming and recreation d. Valley and Ridge region: poultry, beef, dairy, apples and farming e. Appalachian Plateau: coal mining Friday, May 23 1. Check project for spelling and capitalization. 2. Add color wherever you can do it neatly. You may wish to color the regions. PROJECT IS DUE Friday, May 23