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Name the landform.

mesa

Name the landform.

mountain

Name the landform.

sand dune

What is a mountain?

A steep, naturally elevated area of land. It typically has high relief and may have exposed bedrock.

Name the landform.

canyon

What is a sand dune?

A hill of loose sand commonly found along coasts and in deserts.

What is a cliff?

A steep rock face where the land’s surface abruptly drops off.

Name the landform.

peninsula

What is a landform?

Landforms are the naturally formed, solid features of the earth’s surface.

Name the landform.

isthmus

What is a canyon?

A deep, narrow passage bounded by steep cliffs on both sides. Canyons are like valleys but with much steeper walls.

What is a peninsula?

A body of land that sticks out into a body of water. It is mostly surrounded by water and connected to a larger landmass on one side.

Name the landform.

valley

Name the landform.

hill

What is a hill?

A rounded, naturally elevated area of land.

What is a cave?

A naturally formed, underground chamber, below the earth’s surface or on the side of a hill or cliff.

What is a valley?

A low area of land between two hills or mountains. Valleys often have streams flowing through them.

What is a mesa?

A steep, naturally elevated area of land. It typically has high relief and may have exposed bedrock.

Name the landform.

cave

Name the landform.

cliff

Name the landform.

island

What is an isthmus?

A narrow strip of land with water on two sides, connecting two bodies of land.

What is an island?

A body of land surrounded by water. Islands are smaller than continents and can be found in many types of water bodies such as oceans, lakes, and rivers.

What is a volcano?

A mountain or hill with a crater through which lava is projected.

Name the landform.

volcano