Janaya and Eleanor

When doing Cross Country

• You run long distances, so it is easier to get lost
• You need to know what kind of terrain your race is on (rocky, hills)
• You can use maps to figure out how far away from the finish you are

Natural Disasters

• You can use geography to figure out on a map where they normally occur
• You can try to predict where the next one will happen and how to prepare
• You will know how many people will be affected by it the next time

Meteorologist

• Different areas have different climates, you'll use geography then
• You need to figure out what places normally have what temperatures
• If there was a storm coming, you would know where it would hit

Farming

• You would use it to find where a good place to plant was
• You would know if you were in a place where storms happen often
• Helps you to know what the weather will be like for your crops

Travelling

• Can help you understand the culture of another country
• You can use maps to find out where you are and how much farther you have
• Help you find landmarks to visit
• Know what kind of animals live there if there are any dangerous ones 

At any busy place or area

• People often get separated in busy areas, like theme parks
• If you have a map or GPS, you can find your way easily
• Use landmarks to find a meeting place where you can go

Tracing History/Family Tree

• You would need to know where the person came from
• Often, the location matters a lot because where you live affects culture
• You would know where your origins are from