Geographical Terms 2 (Intermediate)

Can you name the intermediate geography terms?

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A stream flowing into a larger body of water
Large mass of ice found on land
Narrow strip of land, bordered by water on both sides, connecting two larger landmasses
An elevated and generally level region
(Sometimes artificial) place where water is stored and regulated
Ancient forest where wood has mineralized and become stonelike
Bowl-shaped depression formed by a meteoroid hitting the surface
A long, narrow inlet beset by steep cliffs
A long, deep crevasse on the ocean floor
Narrow body of water connecting two larger bodies
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Basinlike depression resulting from a collapsed volcano
A series of minor steplike waterfalls
A shallows separated from the sea by low, sandy dunes
Ice sheet projecting into coastal waters, making it float
An undrained natural depression, where evaporation leaves behind salt and other mineral deposits
A treeless Arctic region with permanently frozen subsoil
A small, low island made mostly of sand or coral
The part of a continent submerged in the relatively shallow sea
The mountainous divide separating river systems; determines which side of the land the rivers flow to
A high ridge of land jutting into a body of water
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