Land froms
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volcano | an opening in the earth that allows lava and gases to escape
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strait | a narrow channel connecting two bigger bodies of water
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island | a body of land surrounded by water
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swamp | a lowland region saturated by water
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flood plain | flat land near the edges of rivers formed by
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delta | a triangular of land formed from deposits at the mouth a river
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marsh | soft,wet,low-lying,grassy land that serves a transition between land and water
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(river)mouth | the place where a river flows into a lake or an ocean
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harbour | a sheltered area of water deep enough to dock ships
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bay/gulf | part of an ocean or lake the is partially surrounded by land
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cape/peninsula | a point of land extending into the ocean or a lake
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sea level | level of the ocean's surface, used when measuring the height or depth of the earths surface
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butte | a raised, flat area of land with steep cliffs, smaller than a mesa
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oasis | a spot of fertile land in the desert, fed by
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prairie | a large flat grassy area with few or no trees
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steppe | a wide, flat, treeless grassy plain
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mountain | natural elevation of the earthssurface with steep sides and a a greater height than a hill
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valley | low land between mountains or hills
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glacier | a large ice mass that moves down a mountain or over land
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mesa | a wide, flat-topped mountain with steep sides, larger than a butte
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plateau | a broad, flat area higher than the surrounding land
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cliff | the steep, almost vertical edge of a hil, mountain or plain
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canyon | a narrow, deep valley with steep sides
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cataract | step-like series of waterfalls
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volcano | an opening in the earth that allows lava and gases to escape
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strait | a narrow channel connecting two bigger bodies of water
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island | a body of land surrounded by water
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swamp | a lowland region saturated by water
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flood plain | flat land near the edges of rivers formed by
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delta | a triangular of land formed from deposits at the mouth a river
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marsh | soft,wet,low-lying,grassy land that serves a transition between land and water
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(river)mouth | the place where a river flows into a lake or an ocean
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harbour | a sheltered area of water deep enough to dock ships
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bay/gulf | part of an ocean or lake the is partially surrounded by land
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cape/peninsula | a point of land extending into the ocean or a lake
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sea level | level of the ocean's surface, used when measuring the height or depth of the earths surface
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butte | a raised, flat area of land with steep cliffs, smaller than a mesa
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oasis | a spot of fertile land in the desert, fed by
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prairie | a large flat grassy area with few or no trees
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steppe | a wide, flat, treeless grassy plain
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mountain | natural elevation of the earthssurface with steep sides and a a greater height than a hill
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valley | low land between mountains or hills
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glacier | a large ice mass that moves down a mountain or over land
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mesa | a wide, flat-topped mountain with steep sides, larger than a butte
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plateau | a broad, flat area higher than the surrounding land
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cliff | the steep, almost vertical edge of a hil, mountain or plain
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canyon | a narrow, deep valley with steep sides
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cataract | step-like series of waterfalls
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volcano | an opening in the earth that allows lava and gases to escape
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strait | a narrow channel connecting two bigger bodies of water
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island | a body of land surrounded by water
🗑
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swamp | a lowland region saturated by water
🗑
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flood plain | flat land near the edges of rivers formed by
🗑
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delta | a triangular of land formed from deposits at the mouth a river
🗑
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marsh | soft,wet,low-lying,grassy land that serves a transition between land and water
🗑
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(river)mouth | the place where a river flows into a lake or an ocean
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harbour | a sheltered area of water deep enough to dock ships
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bay/gulf | part of an ocean or lake the is partially surrounded by land
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cape/peninsula | a point of land extending into the ocean or a lake
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sea level | level of the ocean's surface, used when measuring the height or depth of the earths surface
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butte | a raised, flat area of land with steep cliffs, smaller than a mesa
🗑
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oasis | a spot of fertile land in the desert, fed by
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prairie | a large flat grassy area with few or no trees
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steppe | a wide, flat, treeless grassy plain
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mountain | natural elevation of the earthssurface with steep sides and a a greater height than a hill
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valley | low land between mountains or hills
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glacier | a large ice mass that moves down a mountain or over land
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mesa | a wide, flat-topped mountain with steep sides, larger than a butte
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plateau | a broad, flat area higher than the surrounding land
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cliff | the steep, almost vertical edge of a hil, mountain or plain
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canyon | a narrow, deep valley with steep sides
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cataract | step-like series of waterfalls
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volcano | an opening in the earth that allows lava and gases to escape
🗑
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strait | a narrow channel connecting two bigger bodies of water
🗑
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island | a body of land surrounded by water
🗑
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swamp | a lowland region saturated by water
🗑
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flood plain | flat land near the edges of rivers formed by
🗑
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delta | a triangular of land formed from deposits at the mouth a river
🗑
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marsh | soft,wet,low-lying,grassy land that serves a transition between land and water
🗑
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(river)mouth | the place where a river flows into a lake or an ocean
🗑
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harbour | a sheltered area of water deep enough to dock ships
🗑
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bay/gulf | part of an ocean or lake the is partially surrounded by land
🗑
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cape/peninsula | a point of land extending into the ocean or a lake
🗑
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sea level | level of the ocean's surface, used when measuring the height or depth of the earths surface
🗑
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butte | a raised, flat area of land with steep cliffs, smaller than a mesa
🗑
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oasis | a spot of fertile land in the desert, fed by
🗑
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prairie | a large flat grassy area with few or no trees
🗑
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steppe | a wide, flat, treeless grassy plain
🗑
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mountain | natural elevation of the earthssurface with steep sides and a a greater height than a hill
🗑
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valley | low land between mountains or hills
🗑
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glacier | a large ice mass that moves down a mountain or over land
🗑
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mesa | a wide, flat-topped mountain with steep sides, larger than a butte
🗑
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plateau | a broad, flat area higher than the surrounding land
🗑
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cliff | the steep, almost vertical edge of a hil, mountain or plain
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canyon | a narrow, deep valley with steep sides
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cataract | step-like series of waterfalls
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