Types of Geographical Features #3

Landmass surrounded by water

Sandy/pebbly shore

Cascade of water falling from a height

A large open area of grassland, especially in North America

Small sheltered bay

Long, narrow high ground

Australian word for small lake, generally on a farm; word for barrier built across a waterway elsewhere

Small arm of a sea, lake, or river that extends inward

Curved rock formation with an opening underneath

Headland of considerable size

Narrow passage of water connecting two large bodies of water

Like the above but wider

Where river meets the sea

Similar to a mesa but narrower

Large natural or artificial lake used for water supply

Large volcanic crater

Small valley formed by erosion

River or stream flowing into a larger river or lake

Long, steep slope or cliff separating two areas of differing elevations

Exposed rock formation on a hill