World Ocean Crossword

One of the four major oceans located in the Northern Hemisphere. It is the smallest and shallowest.
A Channel dug by people. It is used by boats or for irrigation.
A society or group of people with similar religious beliefs, customs, language and form of government.
Ongoing movement of water such as in a river.
A structure that blocks a flowing river and allows water to fill in behind it.
Land created by silt deposits at the mouth of a river.
The area drained by a main river and other connected rivers.
what happens when a river overflows its banks.
To move. (Water "moves" downstream in a river)
Having a lot of moisture in the air.
Watering of crops by moving water from a well, a river, or a lake to a place where it does not rain enough to grow crops.
Cut off from the seacoast, surrounded by land.
Item made in large numbers for sale or trade. Migrate, to move to a different place.
to move to a different place.
The place where a river empties into a sea or other large body of water.
a connection system such as roads or waterways.
The half of the earth located north of the equator.
An area where a large number of fruit trees have been planted.
Land set aside for cows, horses or other animals to feed off the natural grasses.
Type of flesh-eating fish of South America that lives in fresh water.
Place on a river where the water moves swiftly and violently.
A lake created by people for the purpose of storing water.
A body of moving or flowing water that follows a set path.
The land at the edge of a river.
a person whose job is to guide boats safely on a river.
a building of sand formed by movement of flowing water.
Tiny pieces of soil or earth carried by the water in a river.
1. A supply where an item such as water can be obtained. 2. Also means the starting point or beginning of a river's water.
A flat wooded area that is often flooded.
An object that measures the temperature of certain things such as air or water.
Money charged to use a road or waterway.
Stream or smaller river that flows into a larger river.
An area where grapes are grown on plants called vines.
Land that is not useful to people.
A place where water flows over the edge of a cliff.