- A
landform is a
natural or
anthropogenic land
feature on the
solid surface of the
Earth or
other planetary body.
Landforms together make up a
given terrain...
- orientation, rock exposure, and soil type.
Landforms organized by the
processes that
create them.
Aeolian landform –
Landforms produced by
action of the
winds include:...
-
exhibiting recognizable lava flows,
volcanic cones, and
other volcanic landforms. This type of
volcanic landscape is
extremely rough and
difficult to traverse...
-
Shoals can
appear as a
coastal landform in the sea,
where they are
classified as a type of
ocean bank, or as
fluvial landforms in rivers, streams, and lakes...
- The
Danxia landform (Chinese: 丹霞地貌; pinyin: dānxiá dìmào)
refers to
various landscapes found in southeast,
southwest and
northwest China that "consist...
- A
continent is any of
several large geographical regions.
Continents are
generally identified by
convention rather than any
strict criteria. A continent...
-
Landforms related to
rivers and
other watercourses include:
Channel (geography) –
Narrow body of
water Confluence –
Meeting of two or more
bodies of flowing...
- will be
kettle peatland.[clarification needed]
Kettles are
fluvioglacial landforms occurring as the
result of
blocks of ice
calving from the
front of a receding...
- A spit or
sandspit is a
deposition bar or
beach landform off
coasts or lake s****s. It
develops in
places where re-entrance occurs, such as at a cove's...
-
Equivalents of
Karst Terms. UNESCO,
Paris 1972.
Sweeting (1973),
Karst Landforms,
selected glossary,
compiled by K. Addison, Sweeting, M. M.,
London 1973...
