| Definition | Landform Vocabulary Word |
| a damp area of land often with wet soil that is low in oxygen | |
| a hill or ridge made of sand and shaped by wind | |
| a body of land surrounded by water on three sides | |
| a mountain pass; a depression in the summit line of a chain of mountains | |
| a ring or partial ring of coral that forms an island in a sea or ocean | |
| the highest point of a mountain | |
| an isolated land or hill usually in a dry area with a flat top and steeply sloping sides | |
| a large mass of land, of which there are seven, that covers a specific area of the Earth's surface | |
| a small island usually isolated | |
| a raised area or mound of land smaller than a mountain | |
| | Definition | Landform Vocabulary Word |
| a narrow pointed piece of land that juts out from a coastline into a body of water | |
| wide, flat area of land with grassess and few trees | |
| a high isolated flat top rock or hill with steep sides formed by the impact of tectonic plates | |
| the highest point of rock, ice, or land | |
| an imaginary circle around the eath half way between the poles that divides north and south hemisphere | |
| a cliff | |
| a narrow strip of land connecting two larger pieces with water on two sides | |
| a small island or peninsula | |
| a large hole or hollow in the ground or side of a mountain | |
| a cold, treeless area, considered the coldest biome | |
| | Definition | Landform Vocabulary Word |
| a very tall high natural place on earth that rises above the durrounding levels of land | |
| a cave especially large and dark | |
| a low place between mountains | |
| a mountainous vent of the earth's crust where lava, steam, or gases may erupt in intervals | |
| a steep face of rock and soil | |
| deep valley carved by a river with very steep sides includes a deep gorge with a running sream or river | |
| silt, sand, and rock which is low watery land formed at the mouth of a river and often shaped like a triangle | |
| a small area of land surrounded on all sides by water | |
| a very dry barren area with little to no rainfall, mostly sand covered | |
| a chain or group of islands in a sea or ocean | |
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