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| A large group or chain of islands. |
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| A large group or chain of islands. |
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| A large group or chain of islands. |
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| Part of an ocean, sea, or lake that extends into the land. |
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| A deep narrow valley with steep sides. |
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| A deep narrow valley with steep sides. |
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| A deep narrow valley with steep sides. |
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| A deep narrow valley with steep sides. |
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| Land along an ocean or sea. |
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| Land formed at the mouth of a river by deposits of silt, sand, and pebbles. |
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| Part of an ocean or sea that extends into the the land. Usually larger than a bay. |
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| A narrow strip of land bordered by water, that connects two larger bodies of land. |
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| A row or chain of mountains. |
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| The place where a river empties into anthor body of water. |
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| A body of land nearly surrounded by water. |
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| A large area of flat or nearly flat land. |
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| A high flat landformthat rises steeply abovethe surrounding land. Usually bigger that a butte and a mesa. |
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| A large body of water partly or surrounded by land. |
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| A large body of water partly or surrounded by land. |
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| The place where a river or stream begin. |
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| A narrow waterway or channel connecting two large large bodies of water. |
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| A river or stream that flows into a larger river or stream. |
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| A deep narrow inlet of the sea between steep high cliffs. |
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| A protecting part of a coastline that extends into an ocean, sea, or lake. |
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| A large sheet of ice that moves slowly over some land suface or down a valley. |
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| An area of low-lying land surrounded by higher land. |
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