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| A ridge of rocks or sand at or near the suface of water. |
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| A lake where water is collected and saved for future uses. |
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| A man made water way connecting two bodies of water and is designed to shorted time travel or irrigate. |
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| Narrow valley with steep sides; usually created by erosions. |
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| A curved of hooked pieave of land extending into a body of water. |
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| A narrow deep waterway connecting two large bodies of water; the deepest part of the waterway. |
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| The pattern of weather conditions (Temperature, percipitation) over a long period of time. |
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| High steep slope of rock or soil. |
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| A narrow waterway connecting two larger bodies of water. |
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| An aera of land that is always soaked with water; low, wet land that supports grass and trees. |
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| The regular rising and falling of the water of the oceans and water connected to the ocean. |
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| A river of stream that flows into a larger river of stream. |
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| The direction twords a river's source; oppisite to the river's flow. |
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| Low land between hills/mountains. |
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| Land along the sea or ocean. |
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| One of the seven largest bodies of land on Earth. |
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| The flow of a stream of water. |
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| A wall built up across a stream of river to hold back water. |
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| Land built up by deposits of sand and silt at the mouth of some rivers. |
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| Dry baren reigon usually sandy and without trees, little rainfall, or practicle use of land, unless irrigated. |
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| The direction of the river's flow; twords the mouth of a river |
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| A fracture in the rocks along which there has been movement. |
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| A large body of water, usually salt, and partly or completely surrounded by land/ |
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| A wide channel connecting two bodies of water or an inlet between the mainland and islands. |
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| Okace where water makes a sheer drop; usually over a cliff. |
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| Cone shaped mountain with a hole in the top. |
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| A part of a river, generally shallow, where the currents move swiftly over rocks. |
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| A large stream of water flowing through the land into a lake, ocean, or any body of water. |
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| The hight above sea level. |
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| An area of land largely enclosed by higher land. |
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| Part of a body of water that reaches into the land; usually smaller then a gulf. |
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| A narrow inlet of the sea between high banks or cliffs created by glaciers. |
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| A large tract of land covered with trees, and underbrush; exstensice wooded area. |
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| A large body of slow mocing ice which alters the land around it through displacement. |
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| Part of a sea or ocean that reaches into land usually larger then a bay. |
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| A sheltered area where ships may anchor saftly. |
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| Half the earth usually refered to as eastern, western; northern, southern. |
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| An aera of hills, plateaus, and mountains. |
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| A raised part of the earth's surface with floping sides; old mountain which because of erosions, has become rounder and shorter. |
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| A large mass of floating ice that has been broken off a glacier, most of this is underwater. |
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| A small part of a body of water that reaches into a coast. |
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| And sre of land completely surrounded by water. |
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| Narrow strip of land with water on both sides connecting two larger pieces of land. |
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| A large body of water surrounded by land. |
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| Imaginary lines on a globe or a map used to measure distance from the equator; parallel lines running from east to west. |
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| Imaginary lines on a globe or map used to measure from the Prine Neruduab; kubes running from pole to pole. |
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