land and water. know for the test!!!! strait- a small passage of water connecting two larger bodies...
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KNOW FOR THE TEST!!!!strait- a small passage of water connecting two larger bodies of wateristhmus- a small strip of land connecting two larger bodies of landarchipelago- a chain of islandscape- a piece of land which comes to a pointdelta- land formed at the mouth of a riverharbor- a place where ships can safely anchor island- land completely surrounded by waterlake- water completely surrounded by landpeninsula- land surrounded by water on 3 sidestributary- a stream or small river which flows into a larger rivermountain- landform which rises at least 2000 ft. above landsource- from where a river gets its waterglacier- a large piece of ice which moves slowly across the Earth's surfaceport- a place to load and unload goods atoll- a ring-shaped coral island which surrounds a lagoonmouth- where a river empties into a larger body of waterhill- area that rises above land with a rounded topriver- a body of water that gets its source from melting snow atop mountainsplateau- a flat-topped area of land, larger than a mesa and buttevolcano - an opening in the Earth's surface which gases are releasedvalley – area of low lying land between two mountains or hills
Mountain- landform which rises at least 2000 ft above land
Peak- highest point on a mountain
River-body of water which gets its source from the mountains
Isthmus
Strait of Gibraltar – runs between Africa and Spain
Thin strip of land connecting two larger land masses
Thin strip of water connecting two larger bodies of water
Plains- a large area of flat land
Hills- area that rises above the land with a round top
Plateau- flat area that rises above the land, larger than a mesa and butte.
Canyon- a deep, narrow valley with steep sides, with a river running through it.
Mesa- high, flat-top land form…larger than a butte, smaller than a plateau.
Lake- body of water completely surrounded by land
Reservoir- water being held for future use: EX: drought
Harbor- where ships can safely anchor
Bay- body of water-partially surrounded by land connecting to a larger body of water
Sea- larger than a bay, smaller than an ocean
Port – a place to unload or load goods safely
Glacier- large piece of ice which moves slowly across the earth’s surface.
Mountain Range- a number of mountains
Gulf- larger than a bay- water jetting into land
Canal- inland waterway