Mapping the world part 1


1. Canada 2. United States 3. Mexico 4. Guatemala 5. Belize 6. El Salvador 7.Honduras 8. Nicaragua 9. Costa Rica 10. Panama 11. Cuba 12. Jamaica 13. Haiti 14. Dominican Republic  

1. Columbia 2. Venezuela 3. Guyana 4. Suriname 5. French Guiana 6. Ecuador 7. Peru 8. Bolivia 9. Brazil 10. Paraguay 11. Chile 12. Argentina 13. Uraguay 






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