Basic Geography Voc.
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| Archipelago | Large group or chain of islands
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| Atoll | Ring-shaped coral island or string of island, usually surrounding a lagoon
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| Bay | Part of a large body of water that extends into the land
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| Beach | Gently sloping shore of ocean or other water body
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| Butte | Flat-topped hill; smaller than a mesa
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| Canal | Waterway built to connect two other bodies of water
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| Canyon | Deep, narrow valley with steep sides
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| Cape | Coastline that projects into the land
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| Channel | Narrow strip of water between two land bodies
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| Cliff | Steep rock face
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| Delta | Land formed by deposits at the mouth of the river
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| Desert | Dry, sandy region of little rainfall, extreme temperatures, and sparse vegetation
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| Dune | Mound, hill, or ridge of sand heaped by wind
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| Fjord | Deep narrow inlet of the sea between steep cliffs
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| Foothill | Hilly area at the base of a mountain range
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| Glacier | Large sheet of ice that moves slowly over a land surface
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| Gulf | Part of an ocean or sea that extends into the land; larger than a bay
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| Hill | Rounded, raised landform; lower than a mountain (less than 1,000 feet above sea level)
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| Island | Body of land completely surrounded by water
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| Isthmus | Narrow strip of land (bordered by water) joining two larger bodies of land
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| Lake | Body of water completely surrounded by land
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| Lagoon | Shallow water ares enclosed within an atoll or cut off from sea by a strip of land
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| Mesa | High, flat landfrom rising steeply above surrounding land; smaller than a plateau
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| Mountain | High, rounded or pointed landform with steep sides (over 1,000 feet above sea level)
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| Mountain Range | Row or chain of mountains
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| Mouth | Place where a river empties into a body of water
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| Oasis | A place in a desert where a supply of water makes the land fertile
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| Ocean | One of Earth's four largest bodies of water
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| Peak | Pointed top of a mountain or hill
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| Peninsula | Body of land almost completely surrounded by water
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| Plain | Large area of level or gently rolling land
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| Plateau | Area of high, flat land; larger than a mesa
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| River | Large stream of water that flows across land and empties into a larger water body
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| Sea | Large bay of water partly or entirely surrounded by land
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| Strait | Narrow waterway or channel connecting two bodies of water
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| Tributary | River or stream that flows into a larger river or stream
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| Valley | V-shaped depression between mountain or hills
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| Volcano | Mountain created by volcanic action
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| Waterfall | Flow of water falling from a high place to a low place
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