Geography

Smaller elevated landforms compared to mountains, with gentler slopes. They often result from erosional or depositional processes.

• Plateau

• Hills

• Plains

• Mountains

Deep, narrow, and steep-sided valleys, typically carved by rivers or erosion.

• Mountains

• Hills

• Canyons

• Islands

Bodies of water surrounded by land, formed by various geological processes, and they can vary in size and depth.

• Plateaus

• Hills

• Canyons

• Lakes

Vast bodies of saltwater, varying in size, depth, and geographical features.

• Hills

• Island

• Lakes

• Oceans and seas

Arid regions with limited precipitation, often covered in sand or rock. Desert landforms include dunes, wadis, and plateaus.

• Valeys

• Deserts

• Volcanoes

• Oceans and Seas

Elevated landforms with steep slopes, often formed by tectonic forces or volcanic activity. They may have rugged terrain and snow-capped peaks.

• Canyon

• Mountains

• Plateau

• Valley

 Depressions between elevated landforms, typically carved by various geological processes like erosion or tectonic activity.

• Canyons

• Valleys

• Mountains

• Volcanoes

 Landmasses surrounded by water on three sides, with a single land connection to the mainland.

• Valleys

• Peninsulas

• Islands

• Oceans and Seas

Vast bodies of saltwater, varying in size, depth, and geographical features.

• Valleys

• Peninsulas

• Rivers

• Ocean and Seas

 Land surrounded by water, often found in oceans or seas. They can vary in size and formation.

• Valleys

• Ocean and Seas

• Peninsulas

• Islands