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Mrs. Phillips

Landforms Vocabulary

QuestionAnswer
Landforms Physical features of the earths surface
Savana Open grassland with widely space trees in a hot, seasonally dry climate.
Strait Relatively narrow waterway joinning two larger bodies of water.
Channel The deepest part of a river, harbor, or a large strait.
Geyser Natural spring that ejects steam and hot water into the air.
Sea, Gulf, Bay Body of salt water partially enclosed by land.
Canal Artifial waterway used for irrigation or travel.
Canyon Deep valley with high, steep hills
Delta Triangular plain formed by the gravel, silt, sand,and clay deposited at a rivers mouth where it slows to meet another body of water.
Tundra Vast treeless plains with permafrost and small, low plants.
Glacier Large body of ice that moves across the earth surface.
Peninsula Landform surrounded by water on three sides.
Island Piece of land completely surrounded by water.
Archipelago Chain of Islands
Fjord Long, narrow coastal valley between tall, rocky cliffs.
Isthmus Narrow strip of land between two seas or oceans that connects two larger land areas.
Plateau Large flat area of land that is usually higher than the land around it, with at least one steep slope.
Plain, Prairie Large area of relatively flat or gently rolling land.
Dune Ridge or hill of sand blown or drifted by the wind in deserts or on beaches.
Atoll Ring - Shaped Island formed by coral build up on the rim of an underwater valcanco.
Crater Bowl - Shaped depression in the earth or the funnel - shape opening of a valcanco.
Valley Elongated low land between mountain ranges or hills.
Rainforest A dense tropical evergreen forest with an annual rainfall of at least 100 inches.
Marsh Wet lands area always or sometimes covered with shallow water.
Mountain Rugged mass of rock that rises above the surrounding landscape with steep slopes and a peek or a summit.
Dessert Dry, barren region that recieves little or no precipitation.
Lake Large body of fresh or salt water that is entirely surrounded by land
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