Module 1 Lesson 1: Columbia River Basin Maps and Geography

Overview: Students will learn about the physical and human geography of the Columbia River Basin through analyzing and discussing a variety of different maps that highlight some of the features of and perspectives on the river.

Lesson: Columbia River Basin Maps and Geography

Columbia River Basin Flyover backgrounder

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