Land forms and bodies of water
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| Mountain Pass | A narrow gap through a mountain pass
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| Hill | A rounded raised landform Not as high as mountain.
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| Peninsula | a body of water NEARLY surrounded by water.
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| Basin | A BOWL shaped land form surrounded by higher land.
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| Desert | A DRY environment with FEW plants and animals.
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| Timberline | A line beyond which trees DO NOT grow.
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| Glacier | A HUGE SHEET OF ICE that moves SLOWLY ACROSS the land.
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| Ishmus | A NARROW STRIP of land that connects TWO larger bodies of LAND.
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| Dam | A WALL built across a river creating a lake that STORES water. (Like Lake Folsom)
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| Plain | A Large area of NEARLY FLAT land.
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| Butte | A small flat top hill. Smaller than MESA.
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| Mesa | A hill with a flat top. Smaller than a PLATEAU.
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| Plateau | An area of ELEVATED FLAT Land.
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| Delta | Land made of SILT left behind as a river drains into a LARGE body of water.
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| Bay | PART OF AN OCEAN that EXTENDS far into Land.
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| Ocean | A large body of SALT WATER that covers much of the EARTH.
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| Gulf | Part of an OCEAN that extends into land. LARGER than a BAY. (Like the GULF of MEXICO)
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| Waterfall | A flow of water flowing VERTICAlY.
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| Lake | A Body of water completely surrounded by WATER. (Lake Folsom)
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| River | A stream of water that flows across the land and empties into another body of water. (Can flow into another river, lake, or ocean)
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| Strait | A Narrow water way that connects two larger bodies of water. (Opposite of an Ishmus.
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| Port | A place where ships UNLOADS and LOADS their goods.
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| Canal | A channel built to carry water for IRRIGATION or NAVIGATION.
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| Harbor | A SHELTERS place along a COAST where boats DOCK SAFELY.
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| River Basin | All the land that is drained by a river or its tributaries.
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| Tributary | A smaller river that flows into a larger river.
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| Mouth | The place where a river empties into a larger body of water.
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| Source | The starting point of a river.
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| Coast | The land ALONG an OCEAN.
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| Island | A body of land COMPLETELY surrounded by WATER. (Hawaii)
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| Canyon | A deep narrow VALLEY with steep sides.
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| Valley | A area of low land between hills of a mountain.
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| Mountain | A high land form with steep sides (Higher than a Hill)
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| Peak | The TOP of a mountain.
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| Mountain Range | A ROW or CHAIN of MOUNTAINS.
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| Reservoir | A Natural or ARTIFICAL lake used to STORE water. (Lake Folsom)
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| Volcano | An OPENING in Earths surface through which hot rock and ash are force out.
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| Dune | A mound hill or ridge MADE of SAND heaped by the wind.
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