A body of water interspersed with many isles.

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.

A steep slope of ground rising from a lake, a river, or the sea.

A hollow place for water; an enclosed part of water, forming a broad space within a strait or narrow entrance; a little bay.

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

a soggy, swampy, slow-moving body of water, obstructed by vegetation.

The shore of the sea or of a lake, washed by the tide and waves.

A high bank, almost perpendicular, projecting into the sea.

Soft, wet ground covered with grass or other plants, too soft to bear a man.

A smaller stream running into a larger one or proceeding from it.

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

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

A small natural stream of water; a current flowing from a spring.

An artificial cut or passage for water used for transportation.

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.

A hollow place in the earth; a subterraneous cavern; a den; may be natural or artificial.

A deep, naturally hollow place in the earth, deeper than a cave.

An arm of the sea; a straight or narrow sea between two continents or between a continent and an isle.

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

A cone-shaped hill of volcanic material surrounding an opening in the earth.

A high, steep almost vertical rock, usually on a coast.

The edge or margin of the land next to the sea; the seashore.

A great extent of land, not disjoined or interrupted by a sea.

The edge of a continent that is submerged in water.

Any tract of land or inherited land; any region, as distinguished from other regions; a kingdom, state, or lesser district.

A small inlet or bay; a recess in the sea shore.

A steep, rugged rock; a rough, broken rock or point of a rock.

The aperture or mouth of a volcano.

A small inlet; a recess in the shore of the sea or of a river; a small stream.

Land prepared for crops.

A flowing or passing of water; a stream.

A low place between hills; a vale or valley.

A bank or mound of earth; any wall or a frame of wood raised to obstruct a current of water.

A small vale with woods.

An area of triangular shaped land located at the mouth of a main river from which distributaries flow.

A vast sandy plain characterized by minimal precipitation and plant growth.

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

A ridge that determines the direction water drains for adjacent water systems; a watershed.

The direction a river flows; flowing with the current.

Area drained by a river and its tributaries; a watershed.

Hill, mound, or ridge of sand formed by wind.

The terraqueous globe that we inhabit.

Elevated ground; a rising ground; a hill or mountain.

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

The point where rivers descend rapidly due to a distinct decline in elevation.

A piece of land enclosed for tillage or pasture.

A long, narrow, deep valley formed by glacial erosion and flooded by ocean water.

A hill at the base of a mountain.

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

An extensive wood; a large tract of land covered with trees.

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

A valley; a lade; a depression or space between hills.

A narrow hollow with steep, rocky sides worn by a stream or torrent of water.

A wood of small extent.

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.

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

a cape; a promontory; a point of land projecting from the shore into the sea or other expanse of water.

A natural elevation of land; a mass of earth rising about the common level of the surrounding land.

The line that terminates the view when extended on the surface of the earth.

A hill or mountain of ice; a vast body of ice accumulated in valleys in high northern latitudes.

A bay or recess in the shore of the sea, a lake, or a large river; a narrow body of water between isles.

Land watered by causing a stream to flow upon it and spread over it.

A tract of land surrounded by water.

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.

A chain or range of rocks lying at or near the surface of the water; a cay.

A round hill or mount.

The top or crown of a hill; a little round hill or mount; a small elevation of earth.

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.

Earth; the solid matter that constitutes the fixed part of the surface of the globe.

The distance of any place on the globe, north or south of the equator.

A ridge; a prominent row.

The slope of ground on the left-hand side of the river when facing downstream.