Features of the Earth’s surface and how they are formed and changed.

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Features of the Earth’s surface and how they are formed and changed

Beach formed by water erosion - ocean

Canyons formed by water erosion – river OR by wind erosion

Deserts formed by wind deposition

Mesas and plateaus formed by wind erosion

Mountains formed by earthquakes and pushing up of crust

New land formed by deposition of rivers/floodwaters

 Volcanoes and Earthquakes  Rivers and Rain  Floods and Mud slides  Wind and water erosion  Weathering  Ice and Glaciers  Deposition

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