A body of water interspersed with many isles. What is the term?

A long, narrow passage of water; a creek.

A ring-shaped coral reef, island, or set of small islands nearly or completely surrounding a lagoon. What is the term?

A steep slope of ground rising from a lake, a river, or the sea. What is the term?

A hollow place for water; an enclosed part for water. forming a broad space within a strait or narrow entrance. What is the term

An arm of the sea, extending into the land, smaller than a gulf and larger than a creek. What is the term?

A soggy, swampy, slow-moving body of water obstructed by vegetation. What is the term?

The shore of the sea or of a lake, washed b the tide and waves. What is the term?

A high bank, almost perpendicular, projecting into the sea. What is the term?

Soft, wet ground covered in grass or other plants, too soft to bear a man. What is the term?

A smaller stream running into a larger one or proceeding from it. What is the term?

A rock that breaks the waves; a wave that breaks against a rock, a sand bank, or the shore, exhibiting a white foam. What is the term?

The edge, margin, or border of a steep place, as of a precipice or the bank of a river. What is the term?

A small natural stream of water; a current flowing from a spring. What is the term?

An artificial cut or passage for water used for transportation. What is the term?

A long deep hollow with steep, rocky sides worn by a stream or torrent of water

A head land; the head, point, or termination of a neck of land, extending some distance into the sea beyond the common shore. What is the term?

A hollow place in the earth; a subterraneous cavern; a den; maybe natural or artificial. What is the term?

A deep, naturally hollow place in the earth deeper than a cave. What is the term?

An arm of the sea; a straight or narrow sea between two continents or between a continent and a isle. What is the term?

A cleft or fissure in a rock or the earth's surface caused by a disrupture. What is the term?

A cone-shaped hill of volcanic material surrounding an opening in the earth. What is the term?

A high, steep almost vertical rock, usually on a coast. What is the term?

The edge or margin of the land next to the sea; the seashore. What is the term?

A great extent of land, not disjoined or interrupted by a sea. What is the term?

The edge of a continent that is submerged in water. What is the term?

Any tract of land or inhabited land; any region, as distinguished from other regions; a kingdom, state, or lesser district. What is the term?

A steep, rugged rock; a rough, broken rock or point of rock. What is the term?

The aperture or mouth of a volcano. What is the term?

A small inlet; a recess in the shore of the sea or of a river; a small stream. What is the term?

Land prepared for crops. What is the term?

A flowing or passing of water a stream; a steam. What is the term?

A low place between hills; a vale or valley. What is the term?

A bank or mound of earth; any wall or a frame of wood raised to obstruct a current of water of water. What is the term?

A small vale of woods. What is the term?

An area of triangular shaped land located at the mouth of a main river from which distributes flow. What is the term?

A vast sandy plain characterized by minimal precipitation and plant growth. What is the term?

A ditch; a mound of earth, stones, or other materials, intended to prevent low lands from being inundated by a sea or river. What is the term?

A ridge that determines the direction water drains for adjacent water systems; a watershed. What is the terms?

The direction a river flows, flowing with the current. What term is this?

Area drained by a river and it's tributaries; a watershed. What is the term?

Hill, mound, or ridge of sand formed by wind. What is the term?

The terraqueous planet we inhabit. What is the term?

Elevated ground; a rising ground; a hill or mountain. What is the term?

An arm of the sea; the mouth of a river or lake where the tide meets the current. What is the term?

The point where rivers descend rapidly due to distinct decline in elevation. What is the term?

A piece of land enclosed for tillage or pasture. What is the term?

A long, narrow, deep valley formed by glacial erosion and flooded by ocean water. What is the term?

A hill at the base of a mountain. What is the term?

A place in a river or other water where it may be passed by man or beast on foot or by wading. What is the term?

An extensive wood;a large tract of land covered with trees. What is the term?

A field or immense mass of ice formed in deep but elevated valleys, remaining frozen throughout the heat of summer. What is the term?

A valley; a dale, a space between depression or space between hills. What is the term?

A narrow hollow with steep, rocky sides worn by a stream or torrent of water. What is the term?

A small wood extent. What is the term?

A small, narrow hollow with steep walls worn by a stream or torrent of water.

A recess in the ocean from the general line of the shore into the land; a tract of water extending from the ocean or a sea into the land between two points or promontories; a large bay. What is the term?

A port haven for ships; a bay or inlet of the sea where ships can moor. What is the term?

A cape; a promontory; a point of land projecting from the shore into the sea or other expanse of water. What is the term?

A natural elevation of land; a mass of earth rising above the common level of the surrounding land. What is the term?

The line that terminates the view when extended on the surface of the earth. What is the term?

A hill or mountain of ice; a vast body of ice accumulated in valleys in high northern latitudes. What is the term?

A bay or recess in the shore of the sea, a lake, or a large river; a narrow body of water between isle. What is the term?

Land watered by causing a stream to flow upon it and spread over it. What is the term?

A tract of land surrounded by water. What is the term?

A neck or narrow slip of land by which two continents are connected or by which a peninsula is united to the mainland.

The place or point of union. What is the term?

A change or range of rocks lying at or near the surface of water; a cay. What is the term?

A round hill or mount. What is the term?

The top or crown of a hill; a little round hill or mount; a small elevation of earth. What is the term?

An enclosed or partially enclosed shallow body of salt water divided from the ocean by low sandy dunes or a coral reef.

A large and extensive collection of water contained in a cavity or hollow of the earth. What is the term?

Earth; the solid matter that constitutes the fixed part of the surface of the globe. What is the term?

The distance of any place on the globe, north or south of the equator. What is the term?

A ridge; a prominent row. What is the term?

The slope of ground on the left-handed side of the river when facing downstream. What is the term?

A bank or cause way, particularly along a river to prevent inundation. What is the term?

The barrier of a canal that confines the water and can be open or shut at pleasure. What is the term?

The distance of any place on the globe from another place eastward or westward; the distance of any place from a given meridian. What is the term?

A tract of low land, very wet and miry and overgrown with coarse of grass. What is the term?

Pasture or grassland annually mown for hay. What is the term?

A flat-topped mountain with steep walls. What is the term?

A pit or excavation in the earth from which metallic ores, mineral substances, and other fossil bodies are taken by digging. What is the term?

A tract of land overrun with heath; a marsh; a fen; ground covered with stagnant water. What is the term?

A large mass of earth and rock, rising above common level of the earth or adjacent land, but of no definite altitude.

A line of connected mountain ranges. What is the term?

A row of mountains. What is the term?

The opening or entrance of a cave, pit, well, or den. What is the term?

Materials found in nature, such as land, forests, and minerals, that have economic value. What is the term?

Small fertile are in a desert, irrigated by natural springs or other source of fresh water.

The vast body of water that covers more then three-fifths of the surface of the globe, also called the sea. What is the term?

A gap in a mountainous are suitable for passing through; a means of passage through a rugged area. What is the term?

Ground covered with grass appropriated for the food of cattle. What is the term?

The top of a hill or mountain, ending in a point. What is the term?

A portion of land connected with a continent by a narrow neck or isthmus but nearly surrounded by water. What is the term?

The bottom of a mountain. What is the term?

A structure constructed perpendicular to the harbor for securing vessels and receiving goods unladen or to be shipped on board. What is the term?

Large are of flat land. What is the term?

Flat section of land higher than the surrounding area. What is the term?

A small cape, headland, or promontory; a tract of land extending into the sea. What is the term?

A body of stagnant water usually without an outlet, larger than a puddle and smaller than a lake. What is the Term?

A small collection of water in a hollow place, supplied by a spring and discharging its surplus water by an outlet, smaller than a lake. What is the term?

An extensive tract of land, mostly level, destitute of tress, and covered with tall, coarse grass. What is the term?

A steep fall or descent of land, perpendicular or nearly so. What is the term?

A fast-moving river current, caused by a moderate decent. What is the term

A chain or range of rocks, lying at or near the surface of the water. What is the term?

A place where water is collected and kept for use when wanted. What is the term?

A long or continued range of hills or mountains; the upper part of such a range. What is the term?

The slope of ground on the right-hand side of a river when facing downstream. What is the term?

A large stream of water flowing in a channel on land toward the ocean, a lake, or another river, larger than a brook. What is the term?

The part or channel of a river by which its waters are discharged into the ocean or into a lake. What is the term?

The beginning of a river; the headwaters. What is the term?

Narrow ridge of the particles of stone created by the current or tide. What is the term?

An extensive open plain or meadow; a plain distribute of trees. What is the term?

A large body nearly enclosed by land. What is the term?

Ocean surface level used as base for measuring elevation and sea depth; the average tide level. What is the term?

A harbor of the sea, accommodating seafaring vessels. What is the term?

A place where the water is shallow or of little depth; a sand bank or bar; a shallow. What is the term?

The coast or land adjacent to the sea, a large lake, or a river. What is the term?

The place where a body of water meets the land. What is the term?

Any ground whose surface forms an angle with the plain of horizon. What is the term?

The altitudinal border above which a mountain is always covered in snow. What is the term?

The upper stratum of the earth; the compound substance that furnishes nutriment to plants or which is particularly adapted to support and nourish them. What is the term?

A narrow passage of water; a a strait between the mainland and an isle; a strait connecting two seas or connecting a sea or lake with the ocean. What is the term?

A small point of land running into the sea; a long and narrow shoal extending from the shore into the sea. What is the term?

A prairie; a grassy plain characterized by a lack of trees and a shortage of rain. What is the term?

A narrow pass or passage, either in a mountain or in the ocean, between continents or other portions of land. What is the term?

A current of water like a river, brook, or a rivulet; a current of water in the ocean. What is the term?

The highest point of a mountain. What is the term?

Spongy land; low ground filled with water; soft, wet ground. What is the term?

A large, flat section of land higher than the surrounding area. What is the term?

A raised bank of earth with sloping sides. What is the term?

The cyclical rise and fall of water, resulting from the gravitational attractive force between the earth and the moon. What is the term?

Wood that is proper for building for tools, utensils, furniture, ships, and the like. What is the term?

The altitudinal border above where trees do not grow. What is the term?

The detailed description of a particular place, city, town, manor, parish, or tract of land. What is the term?

Smaller streams or rivers flowing into a larger body of water. What is the term?

A vast treeless plain in the arctic region in which the ground is perpetually frozen. What is the term?

A large subterraneaneous arch through a hill.

Against the current. What is the term?

A tract of low ground or land between hills or mountains. What is the term?

A hollow or low tract of land between hills; a valley. What is the term?

The process of growing plants by means of nourishment derived from the earth of from water and air and received through roots and leaves; vegetables or plants in general. What is the term?

An opening in the surface or in a mountain from which smoke, flames, stones, lava, or other substances are ejected. What is the term?

A fall or perpendicular decent of the water of a river or stream; a cascade; a cataract. What is the term?

An area that drains into a river; the divide; that leads streams of water in two opposite directions. What is the term?

A moving swell or volume of water, usually, a swell raised and driven by wind. What is the term?

A perpendicular bank, mound, timber, or stone and earth, raised on the shore of a harbor or extending some distance of lading and unlading ships and other vessels. What is the term?

An eddy of water; a vortex or gulf where the water moves round in a circle. What is the term?

A large, thick collection of trees; a forest. What is the term?