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River, Mountains Tinayguk River, Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve, Alaska Photograph by Michael Melford

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Page 1: Landforms presentation

River, MountainsTinayguk River, Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve, AlaskaPhotograph by Michael Melford

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MountainMount Doubletop, Baxter State Park, Maine

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MountainsDingle, Ireland

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Freshwater MarshOkavango Delta, BotswanaThe world’s largest freshwater marsh, where the Okavango River meets the Kalahari desertPhotograph by Lorenzo Manni, MyShot

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Rocky CoastMonhegan Island, MaineA coastline is the area where land meets sea or ocean.

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Beach, Cliffs, PlainDunmore Head, Dingle Peninsula, IrelandA beach is a narrow strip of land that lies along a body of water.

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Sandstone Spire, CliffsSpider Rock, Canyon de Chelly, ArizonaA cliff is a steep, near-vertical rock exposure, formed by erosion and weatheringPhotograph by Bill Hatcher

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ButteThe “Lighthouse,” Palo Duro Canyon, TexasAn isolated hill with steep sides and a flat top, smaller than a mesa, formed by erosionPhotograph by Anthony Boyer, MyShot

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CanyonGrand Canyon ValleyA canyon is a deep, narrow valley with steep sides,created by the movement of rivers, erosion and weathering. Photograph by Barry Tessman

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Natural ArchDelicate Arch, Arches National Park, Moab, UtahFormed by erosion and weatheringPhotograph by Mlcreech

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Mesa“Great White Throne,” Zion National Park, UtahA mesa is a flat-topped mountain, this one made of limestone.Photograph by James P. Blair

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CliffInishmore, IrelandA cliff is a steep, near-vertical mass of rock, this one made of limestone

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BayouAdams Bayou, Orange, TexasA slow-moving body of water

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River BedColorado River Bed, Grand CanyonPhotograph by Wilbur E. Garrett

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Waterfall, Cliffs, IslandBaffin Island Waterfall, Nunavut, CanadaPhotograph by Paul Nicklen

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River, Canyon, PlateauOwyhee River, IdahoPhotograph by Michael Melford, National Geographic, aerial support from Lighthawk

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Sand DunesSand dunes of Khongoryn Els, Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park, Ömnögovi Province, MongoliaCrescent-shaped sand dunes are created by winds that blow continuously from one directionPhotograph by Doron

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DesertTecopa, Mojave Desert, CaliforniaEvaporation of a flooded dry lake caused these cracks in the mud.Photograph by Lorenzo Manni, MyShot

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Sand Dunes and HillsInishowen, IrelandPhotograph by Dave Johnston, YourShot

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PlainsSichuan, ChinaA plain is a broad area of flat land.Photograph by Xi Luo, MyShot

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HillsPainted Hills, OregonLand that rises above its surroundings and has a rounded summitPhotograph by Michel Hersen, MyShot

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GeyserCastle Geyser, Yellowstone National ParkA geyser is a natural hot spring that sometimes erupts with water or steam.Photograph by Brocken Inaglory

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VolcanoesMount Semeru, JavaAn opening in the earth’s crust from which hot magma, volcanic ash, and gas erupt.Photograph by John Stanmeyer, National Geographic

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Volcanic CraterSanta Ana Volcano, El SalvadorA circular depression caused by volcanic activity