A very high and steep landform and a home to many different kinds of animals and plants.

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A tall landform but is shorter than a mountain. It is very ideal for planting root crops and raising animals such as goats and cows because of the abundance of grass in the area.

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A series of mountains. They protect communities from damages brought by typhoons.

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A low-lying land in the middle of mountains or hills. This is an ideal place to grow rice, corn, vegetables, and fruit-bearing trees.

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a high, flat area of land. The usual cold climate in this landform makes it an ideal place to grow vegetables.

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a cone-shaped landform that has a vent or crater on its peak. It emits hot gas and hot fragments of rock or lava.

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a landform that is surrounded with water. It is usually formed from lava collected from an underwater volcanic eruption.

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The deepest and widest body of saltwater on Earth. The Pacific Ocean is an example of this.

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This is not as big and not as deep as the ocean. It may be a part of the ocean or near a landform. This is also saltwater.

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An inlet of the sea or other body of water usually smaller than a gulf.

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A body of water that is almost surrounded by land. It is a part of an ocean or a sea. This can serve as a harbor for ships and other sea vessels.

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A body of water that is surrounded by land. The water there is not salty that is why it is classified as freshwater.

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A long, flowing body of water that flows to a lake, bay or sea. It usually flows from a high landform such as a mountain.

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A body of water that comes from a higher ground and falls to a brook or river. Some are sources of energy that produce electricity. An example is the Maria Cristina Falls in Lanao Del Norte.

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Water from the (a)   naturally comes from under the ground. There are cold and hot or warm.