Roach Geography - Americas, I

City - Boring Lava Field

City- Glen L. Jackson Bridge

City- Suburb Beaverton

City- Seat of Multnomah County

City- Confluence of Willamette and Columbia Rivers

City - "City of Roses"

State - Eastern part of Unaka Range

State - Highest point is Clingmans Dome

State - City of Pulaski saw execution of Davis and formation of KKK

State - One end of the Natchez Trace

State - Civil War battle of Murfreesboro

City - Tiradentes Palace

City - Tijuca State Park

City - Sambodrome found on Marques de Sapucai

City - Located on Guanabara Bay

City - Corcovado Peak

City - Avenida Atlantica

City - Sugar Loaf Mountain

City - Copacabana Beach

Nation -  Podocarpus National Park

Nation - Province of Azuay

Nation - An island group controlled by it contains Floreana and Isabela

Nation - Mount Chimborazo and Cotopaxi

Nation - Largest city Guayaquil

Nation - Capital Quito

River - Byway designated by green pilot's wheel

River - Great River Road

River - 1927 flood

River - Old River Control Structure

River - flow to the Atchafalaya River.

River - headwaters at Lake Itasca

Nation - Mt. Gambier

Nation - bounded to north by Arafura sea

Nation - Nullarbor plain

Nation - Southern Bight

Nation - North of Bass strait

Nation - Cape Yorke Peninsula

Nation - Gulf of Carpentaria

Nation - Great Dividing Range

Nation - Lake Eyre and Great Sandy Desert

State - contains Front Range Urban Corridor

State - contains highest incorporated town in America (Leadville)

State - Mt. Elbert and Western Slope

State - northeast of the 4 corners

City - formed by the merger of Juneautown and Kilbournetown

CIty - Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory = The Domes

City - Located where the Menomonee and Kinnickinnic Rivers join with its namesake river 

City - The Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion

City - Marquette University 

Lake - Bruce Peninsula extends into this body

Lake - namesake “hurricane” in September, 1996

Lake - Thunder Bay

Lake - Drains into St. Clair River

Lake - Manatoulin Island is world's largest freshwater island

Lake - Georgian Bay

State -  contains the entirety of the Apalachicola River, which is formed at Jim Woodruff Dam from the Flint and Chattahoochee Rivers

State - Most-populous city is in Duval County, on St. John's river, and was called Cowford

State - Westernmost city is "city of the five flags"

State - Okeefenokee Swamp and Lake Okechobee

State - Capital Tallahassee

Nation -  highest point is Nevado Ojos del Salado

Nation - Valparaiso, a coastal city seventy-five miles north of its capital.

Nation - Easter Island owner

Nation - site of the ancient city of Caracol.

Nation - capital was located at its namesake port city until Hurricane Hattie struck in 1961

Nation - Maya mountains are intrusive granite

Nation - namesake reef is world's 2nd largest

Capital of Belize

Capital of Florida

City - basin is a source of oil first tapped by Edward Doheny

City - nearby Signal Hill

City - Palos Verdes Peninsula

City - South Gate is geologic center

City - La Brea tar pits

City - Huntington Beach oil field

City - Bishop Museum features sperm whale

City - foot of Koolau mountain

City - legislative building has 3-layered conical design

City - Chaminade University

City - Iolani Palace

City - Kurnell Peninsula lies south

City - Bondi beach

City - encircled by the Hawkesbury River

City - Rum Rebellion

City - HMS Endeavour and Botany Bay

City - Contains a Jorn Urtzon building

City - 2000 Summer Olympics

City - Cap. of New South Wales

Island - Cold Spring Harbor National Laboratory

Island - Jones Beach State Park, which was developed by Robert Moses

Island - Oyster Bay railroad

Island - Town of Hempstead on this island is home to the first Levittown

Island - counties of Nassau and Suffolk

Island - La Guardia and JFK Airports

Island- 118 miles from Montauk Pt. to Brooklyn/Queens

River - A lake near La Poudre Pass is considered to be the source of this river.

River - Forms the border between Sonora and Baja California

River- Joins with Gila near Yuma

River - Salton Sea

River - border between California and Arizona

Desert - type of fog that is known as camanchaca

Desert - Longest river is Loa

Desert - bound on the west by the Cordillera de la (*) Costa 

Desert - on the east by the Cordillera Domeyko

State - Black Warrior River flows through the western portion

State - home to New Echota

State - Names a river whose northern section is known as the Coosa

State - Marshall Space Flight Center

State - Jesus," William W. Davies.

State - Indian conflicts against Nisqually chief Leschi and chief Kamiakin

State - cities of Pasco, Richland, and Kennewick are Tri-Cities

State - Mt. Adams and Mt. Baker

State - Everett and Redmond

City - located near Lake Washington

City - Duwamish Waterway

City - artificially created Harbor Island.

City - east of the Kitsap Peninsula

City - 1983 Wah Mee Massacre in its Chinatown district. 

City - 1963 World's Fair

City - Gehry's Experience Music Project

City - Near Mt. Ranier

City -  park in this city is known for being the first county park in the nation

City - Branch Brook Park

City - Ironbound neighborhood is known for its Portugese population

City - eight miles west of New York

Nation - port cities include Cristobal and Almirante,

Nation - mountain range is alternately known as the Cordillera de Talamanca and the Serrania de Tabasara

Nation - Miraflores and Gatun Lakes

City - Suburbs of this city include Gretna and Kenner

City - Treme is a notable African-American neighborhood

City - old red-light district was known as Storyville

City - Canal Street, Riverfront, and (*) St. Charles Street lines

City - city south of Lake Ponchartrain

Feature - Vishnu Group that consists of the Vishnu, Brahma, and Rama Schists

Feature - Trail along the Bright Angel Fault

Feature -Kaibab Plateau 

Desert -  Lake Manly

Desert - Telescope Peak

Desert -  Furnace Creek 

Desert - Badwater Basin

Lake - Beaver Island archipelago

Lake - Benton Harbor, Waukegan, and Racine

River - Treaty of Fort Stanwix involved acquisition of land south of it

River - southern boundary of the Northwest Territory.

River - mouth of this river is located in Cairo, Illinois

River - flows through such cities as Wheeling and Evansville

River - Wabash is one of the largest tributaries

River - formed by the joining of the Monongahela and Allegheny

City - Palace of Fine Arts, built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition

City - Transamerica Tower

City - Lombard Street is steep

Borough - neighborhoods of Mott Haven, Hunt’s Point, and Morrisania

Borough -  Grand Concourse, Co-Op City, Fordham University

Borough -  located entirely on the mainland

Borough - Yankee Stadium

Lake -  namesake "Circle Tour."

Lake - Split Rock Lighthouse

Lake - a reddish precipitate quartz, its namesake agate.

Lake - home to Thunder Bay

State - Mount Moriah Cemetery features the graves of Potato Creek Johnny, Calamity Jane, and Wild Bill Hickok

State - mining town of Deadwood

State - Corn Palace

State - Black Hills

Mountain - stronomer James Keeler names a needle of this mountain

Mountain - almonst named Fisherman's Peak

Mountain -  town of Lone Pine in Owens Valley

Mountain - southern terminus of the John Muir Trail 

Mountain - located in both the Inyo National Forest and the Sequoia National Park

Mountain - the highest in the contiguous United States

State - Horse Thief Canyon 

State - sphinx-like Monument Rocks

State - endpoint of the Chisholm Trail

State - Dodge City and Abeline

State - Overland Park metroplex

State - west of MO, south of NB

State - Sugar Island is located in a lake in this state

State - Kennebec River

State - Moosehead Lake

State - Baxter State Park, Mount Katahdin

State - delta of the Penobscot River

Capital of Maine

State - home to the Yavapai people

State - fourth most populous county in the United States, Maricopa County

State - Chandler and Glendale and Tempe

State - Only Navajo observe daylight savings

Capital of Arizon

River - One tributary of this river is the Licking River

River - nicknamed the River Jordan

River - unofficial extension of the Mason-Dixon Line

River - its confluence with the Mississippi is near Cairo, Illinois

River - Cities on this river include Pittsburgh and Cincinnati

City - This city was the inspiration for Ernest Burgess’s concentric zone model of city growth

City - Skyway elevated toll road

City - river flow reversed to control sewage

City - Home to Millennium Park and an 1893 World’s Fair famous for its “White City”

Entity - "champion" was Ezra Meeker

Entity - Francis Parkman wrote a history of this 

Entity - Joel Walker

State - Black Mountain College

State - Research Triangle of universities

State - Durham, and Greensboro

Capital of North Carolina