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| point of land that extends into a body of water |
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| one of earth's seven largest land masses |
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| hills of sand pushed up by winds |
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| usually larger than a bay abd smaller than a sea; sometimes nearly surrounded by land; a large area of ocean partly or nearly surrounded by land |
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| a area of land surrounded by water |
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| a seires of connecting moutains |
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| any one or all of the four largest connecting bodies of salt water on the earth's surface |
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| the highest point on a moutain |
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| land surrounded by water on three sides |
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| a large stream of water of natural origin, which drains an area of land and flows into another river or body of water |
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| a large body of water partly or nearly surrounded by land |
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| Narrow channel; waterseperating and island from main land |
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| a small area of ocean partly surrounded by land |
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| A narrow waterway connecting two bodies of water deeoest part of a waterway (wider and deeper) |
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| a rich soil deposit. usually triangle-shaped, at the rivers mouth |
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| a sheltered area along a sea coast where ships can anchor |
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| a narrow strip of land connecting two larger land area |
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| a place where a river or stream empties into a body of water |
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| the place where a streams or river begins |
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| the level of the surface of the ocean |
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| a narrow water passage between two larger bodies of water |
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| a hill or moutian formed when melted rocks is forced through the earth's surface |
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| a hill or moutian formed when melted rocks is forced through the earth's surface |
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| a raised, flat area with steeps cliffs; smaller than a mesa |
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| a raised, flat area with steeps cliffs; smaller than a mesa |
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| dry area of land where few plants grow |
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| flat land near the edges of rivers formed by mud and slit deposite by floods |
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| a large ice mass that moves slowly dowm a moutain or over land |
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| a large ice mass that moves slowly dowm a moutain or over land |
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| shallow water seperated from the sea by low ridges of sand; water within a ringed-shaped coral reef |
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| a spot of fertile land in a desert fed by water from wells or underground springs |
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| a large area of flat and gentle rolling land |
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| place where water is stored and saved for use |
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| a region connecting scattered trees or vegetation on the edge of a desert |
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| a stream or river that flows into a larger river |
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| low land between hills or moutains |
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| man-made waterway dug across land for transportation or irrigation |
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| narrow, deep valley with steep sides |
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| large, powerful waterfall |
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| steep, almost vertical edge of a hill, mountain or plain |
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| small sheltered inlet on the shore |
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| bowl-shaped depression around opening of volcano |
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| small, raised part of land, kower than mountian |
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| large body of water entirely or nearly surrounded by land, usually fresh water |
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| an area of low, wet land (no trees) |
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| flat-topped hill with steep sides, common to dry areas, usually smaller than a plateau |
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| narrow ridges of rocks, sand, or coral at or near the surface of the water |
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| narrow ridges of rocks, sand, or coral at or near the surface of the water |
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| vast, treeless plain; usually identified with region in southeastern Europe and in Asia |
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