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Deserts of the World

Famous deserts and where to find them.

39 cardsGrades 3–5, Grades 6–8, Grades 9–12#deserts#physical geography

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  • SaharaDesert
    Northern Africa; the largest hot desert
  • Antarctic DesertDesert
    Antarctica; the largest desert of all, a cold desert
  • Arctic DesertDesert
    Around the North Pole; a cold desert with little snowfall
  • Arabian DesertDesert
    Arabian Peninsula: Saudi Arabia and neighbors
  • Rub' al Khali (Empty Quarter)Desert
    Southern Arabian Peninsula; a huge sand sea
  • Syrian DesertDesert
    Syria, Jordan, Iraq and Saudi Arabia
  • NegevDesert
    Southern Israel
  • GobiDesert
    Mongolia and northern China
  • TaklamakanDesert
    Northwest China; a big sandy desert
  • Thar DesertDesert
    India and Pakistan
  • KarakumDesert
    Turkmenistan, in Central Asia
  • KyzylkumDesert
    Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, in Central Asia
  • KalahariDesert
    Botswana, Namibia and South Africa
  • NamibDesert
    Namibia; one of the oldest deserts, along the Atlantic coast
  • Nubian DesertDesert
    Northeastern Sudan
  • Danakil DesertDesert
    Ethiopia, Eritrea and Djibouti; one of the hottest places on Earth
  • AtacamaDesert
    Chile; one of the driest places on Earth
  • Patagonian DesertDesert
    Argentina and Chile; the largest desert in the Americas
  • Mojave DesertDesert
    California, Nevada, Arizona and Utah
  • Sonoran DesertDesert
    Arizona, California and Mexico; has saguaro cacti
  • Chihuahuan DesertDesert
    Mexico, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona
  • Great Basin DesertDesert
    Nevada and Utah; the largest desert in the United States
  • Colorado DesertDesert
    Southeastern California
  • Painted DesertDesert
    Arizona; colorful striped badlands
  • Death ValleyDesert
    California; one of the hottest, driest places in North America
  • Great Victoria DesertDesert
    Australia; the largest desert in Australia
  • Great Sandy DesertDesert
    Western Australia
  • Gibson DesertDesert
    Western Australia
  • Simpson DesertDesert
    Central Australia; has long red dunes
  • Tanami DesertDesert
    Northern Territory, Australia
  • Sturt Stony DesertDesert
    Australia
  • Black Rock DesertDesert
    Nevada
  • White SandsDesert
    New Mexico; a desert of white gypsum dunes
  • Lut DesertDesert
    Iran
  • Dasht-e KavirDesert
    Iran; a great salt desert
  • Ordos DesertDesert
    Inner Mongolia, China
  • Monte DesertDesert
    Argentina
  • Sechura DesertDesert
    Peru
  • Joshua Tree National ParkDesert
    Southern California, where the Mojave and Colorado deserts meet

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