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| Created by tremendous forces in the earth, with a steep top usually shaped up to a peak or ridge |
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| A hollow or surface depression of the earth bounded by hills or mountain |
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| A large Highland area of fairly level land separated from surrounding laned by steep slops |
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| Broad, nearly level stretches of land that have no great change in elevation |
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| Elevations of the Earth's surface that have distinct summits, but are a lower elevation than mountains |
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| Product of past glacial activity in an area |
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| A huge mass of ice that flows slowly over land |
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| The process by which the surface of the Earth is worn away by the actions of wind, water, glaciers, waves, etc. |
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| Lift (something) up; raise |
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| Natural features of the landscape |
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