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A narrow strip of land that connects two larger bodies of land

A body of salt water that is smaller than an ocean

a raised area that is smaller than a mountain, it has sloping sides and a rounded top, a few 100ft

A long narrow body larger than a straight that connects two larger bodies of water or separate a main island from the island

a group of islands

soil deposited in the mouth of a river

a sheltered body of water where boats can anchor safely, boats dock and it is man made

a broad flat stretch of land, it is flat and has no trees

a spot of fertile land in a desert fed by water from wells or underground springs

a narrow deep valley with steep sides

an area of land that is partially covered by water

a raised flat area of land with steep cliffs, smaller than a mesa.

a broad flat area of land, higher than the surrounding land

a wide flat topped mountain with steep cliffs, larger than a butte

a piece of land that is nearly surrounded by water

the place where a river begins, usually in headlands

a stream or small river that follows into a larger river

a body of land smaller than a continent, surrounded by water

a small narrow body of water that cuts into the land

water-filled canyons, a narrow arm of the sea bordered by steep hills

a point of land that extends into a sea, ocean, or lake

part of a large body of water that extends into the land, usually larger than a bay

the part of a river where its waters empty into a body of water

0 degrees W and 0 degrees E, runs through Greenwich England, a line of longitude

An opposite Prime Meridian, 180 degrees, man made

• half a sphere, west hemisphere, north hemisphere, east hemisphere, south hemisphere
• hemi means half

• Lake Huron
• Lake Ontario
• Lake Michigan
• Lake Erie
• Lake Superior

0 degrees N and 0 degrees S

• Appalachian Mountains
• Sierra Nevada
• Cascade
• Rocky Mountains