This printable crossword puzzle on the topic of World Geography has 38 clues. Answers range from 4 to 18 letters long. This crossword is also available to download as a Microsoft Word document or a PDF.
A large landmass that is smaller than a continent
Highest mountain in the world
A river in Asia that flows through India and Bangladesh
A land form at the mouth of a river that is created by sediment
A river in South Asia that creates the Indus River Valley
Seasonal winds that bring dry or moist air to an area
Highest mountain range in the world
A vast, elevated plateau in Central Asia
Coldest desert in the world; loctaed in Mongolia
A plains region in northeastern China
Called Yellow River; major river in northern China
Fertile, yellowish soil
Called Yangzi River; a major river in China
A volcano and Japan's highest peak
A peninsula on the east coast of Asia
An underwater earthquake that can cause destructive waves
A place where lots of fish, and other seafood, can be caught
A large peninsula in Southeast Asia
A narrow peninsula in Southeast Asia
A large group of islands
The world's second-largest island; located in Southeast Asia
The world's third-largest island; located in Southeast Asia
A major river in Southeast Asia
A huge coral ree foff the northeastern coast of Australia
A chain of rocky material found in shallow tropical waters
The original inhabitants of Australia
The original inhabitants of New Zealand
The dry interior region of Australia
A large group of Pacific islands located east of the Philippines
A huge group of Pacific islands that stretches from New Guinea to Fuji
The largest group of islands in the Pacific Oceans
A ring-shaped coral island that surronds a lagoon
An areathat is under the authority of another government
A ledge of ice that extends over the water
A floating mass of ice that has broken off a glacier
A large peninsula in Antarctica
A high-latitude region that recieves little precipitation
A layer of Earth's atmosphere that protects living things from the harmful effects of the sun's ultraviolent rays