Explore the significant historical events of Amazonas in this medium-difficulty crossword puzzle designed for high school students. Focuses on timelines, indigenous tribes, explorers, and colonial history.
Famous Amazonas Landmarks Crossword Puzzle for High School is a easy crossword puzzle with 18 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Famous Amazonas Landmarks Crossword Puzzle for High School
Explore well-known landmarks and places within Amazonas with this easy crossword puzzle designed for high school students. Learn common locations and natural sites in Amazonas.
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- 1. Abbreviation for an archaeological site near Manaus
- 3. The largest river in the region
- 4. A protected natural reserve in Amazonas
- 5. Another major river in Brazil
- 7. Neighboring state to Amazonas
- 8. City name meaning 'port'
- 11. Name of a river tributary in Amazonas
- 12. Famous waterfall in Amazonas (Cachoeira dos ____)
- 14. An indigenous area and park in Amazonas
- 16. Famous river flowing through Manaus
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- 2. Name of a large national park in Amazonas
- 6. Indigenous group in Amazonas
- 9. Capital city of Amazonas state
- 10. Island in the Rio Negro
- 13. Traditional wooden boat used in rivers
- 15. River known for blue water meeting the Amazon
- 17. Name of a famous bridge in Manaus
- 18. Name of a famous beach near Manaus
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