Types Of Landforms

Front 1

mounds or small hills made of sand

Back 1

DUNES

Front 2

a deposit of slit with a little amount of sand and clay

Back 2

LOESS

Front 3

a rock subjected to non uniform erosion and weathering in an arid environment

Back 3

MUSHROOM ROCK aka pedestal rock

Front 4

known as table mountains elevated like mountains but have a flat top similiar to plateau

Back 4

MESAS

Front 5

large highland flat areas separated by surrounding areas by steep slopes,

Back 5

PLATEAUS

Front 6

flat , broad areas with a low elevation with reference to sea level

Back 6

PLAINS

Front 7

a lake forming in a volcanic crater

Back 7

CRATER LAKE

Front 8

raised areas surrounded by water on all sides - as a result of a volcanic eruption

Back 8

VOLCANIC ISLANDS

Front 9

vertical rock outcrops high above sea level and formed due to erosional action of water

Back 9

SEA CLIFFS

Front 10

raised portion of land (easy)

Back 10

HILLS

Front 11

low lying areas of land situated between hills ir mountains on either side

Back 11

VALLEYS

Front 12

similiar to valleys but are deep seated, narrow and surrounded by steep sides created by erosion

Back 12

CANYONS

Front 13

similar to mesa but is flat topped with steep sides covers less area than a mesa

Back 13

BUTTE

Front 14

formed at the mount of a river when it meets an ocean

Back 14

DELTA

Front 15

slow moving bodies of ice formed due to compaction of snow layers

Back 15

GLACIAL LANDFORMS

Front 16

large land areas that extend into water bodies and surrounded by water on 3 sides

Back 16

PENINSULAS

Front 17

when a flowing river erodes its outer banks at places where it bends or takes a turn forms a river with a steep bend

Back 17

MEANDERS