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| a landform that is by made nature or changes in the earth |
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| a feature that is built by humans (Lake Lanier, Erie Canal) |
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| an area of land that has similar features |
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| a large body of ice that moves slowly down a slope or valley |
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| lines that cross the globe from north to south |
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| lines that cross the globe from west to east |
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| The seven land masses that make up the world |
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the wearing away of rock by water
and wind |
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| a natural feature of the earth’s surface |
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a very high landform, often with
steep sides |
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an area of flat land that often is covered
with grass or trees |
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an area where grasses grow well, but trees
are rare |
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an area in which places share similar
characteristics |
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a mountain with an opening through
which ash, gas, and lava are forced |
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a system of rivers, lakes, and canals
through which ships travel |
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| land that is covered with water at times |
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