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| archipelago | a group of many island |
| bay | a part of an ocean or lake extending into the land, usually smaller than a gulf |
| canal | a waterway dug across land through which ships can pass |
| canyon | a deep narrow vally with high, steep sides |
| cape | a point of land extending into a body of water |
| channel | a narrow, deep waterway connecting two bodys of water; the deepest part of a river or waterway |
| cliff | a steep slop of rock or soil |
| continental shelf | a plateau beneath the ocean from which the continents rise |
| dam | a wall built across a steam or river to hold back water |
| delta | a triangular deposit of sand and soil that collects at the mouth of some rivers |
| divide | a ridge of land between two regions drained by different water systems |
| fork | a place where a stream or river joins another river |
| glacier | a huge mass of ice that moves slowly down a mountain |
| gulf | a part of an ocean extending into the land, usually larger than a bay |
| harbor | a sheltered area of water where ships can anchor safly |
| high land | an area of mountains, hills, or plateaus. |
| hill | a raised part of the earths suface, with sloping sides smaller than a mountain. |
| iceburg | a large mass of ice floating in the ocean. |
| island | an area of land completely surrounded by water. |
| isthmus | a narrow stripe of land with water on both sides conecting two larger area of water |
