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Landforms and Bodies of Water

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  • A large body of water surrounded by and on all sides
    Lake
  • A large hole underground or in the side of a mountain or hill.
    Cave
  • A small body of water surrounded by land on all sides
    Pond
  • A large and flat area of land that is raised higher than surrounding land.
    Plateau
  • A rupture in Earth's surface, through which magma, gas, and ash escape from inside Earth
    Volcano
  • A piece of land that is completely surrounded by water.
    Island
  • A raised area or mount of land
    Hill
  • It is like a bay, but it is larger and not as enclosed as much as a bay.
    Gulf
  • A flat area of land that has a very small change in elevation.
    Plain
  • A body of water that is partly enclosed by land. It is continuous with the ocean.
    Bay
  • A low place between mountains
    Valley
  • A small, flowing body of water, often flows into a river
    Stream
  • A body of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
    Peninsula
  • A large body of saltwater that surrounds continents, the majority of Earth is covered by this
    Ocean
  • A frozen "river" if ice that skirt moves down a mountain
    Glacier
  • A very tall landform that forms peaks
    Mountain
  • A large, flowing body pf water that usually empties into an ocean.
    River
  • A low, watery land formed at the mouth of a river, where the river empties into the ocean.
    Delta
  • A deep valley with very steep sides. It is often "carved" from the Earth by a river.
    Canyon
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