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| Flat topped moutain with steep sides. |
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| Place were a river empties into another body of water. |
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| Area of water and fertile land in a desert. |
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| Body of salt water larger than a sea. |
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| Land that is almost completly surounded by water. |
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| Area of flat or gently rolling low land. |
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| Area of high, mostly flat land. |
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| Ridge of sand,rock, or coral that lies at or near the surface of a sea or ocean. |
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| Large stream of water that flows across the land. |
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| Area of grassland and scattered trees. |
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| Body of salt water smaller than an ocean. |
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| The level of the surface of an ocean or a sea. |
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| Side of a hill or mountain. |
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| Place where a river begins. |
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| Narrow channel of water connecting two larger bodies of water. |
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| Area of low, wet land with trees. |
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| Line on a mountain above which it is too cold for trees to grow. |
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| Stream or river that flows into a larger stream or river. |
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| Low land between hills or mountains. |
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| Opening in the earth, often raised, through which lava, rock, ashes, and gases are forced out. |
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| Steep drop from a high place to a lower place in a stream or river. |
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