Landforms. A mountain is a landform higher than the land around it. Mountain.

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Landforms

A mountain is a landform higher than the land around it. Mountain

A volcano is an opening in the earth’s crust Volcano

A canyon is a deep valley with steep sides. Canyon

A desert is a hot, dry, sandy region with little or no plant or animal life. Desert

A cave is a hole beneath the earth’s surface Cave

A plain is a large, mostly flat area. Plain

A glacier is a large, moving body of ice Glacier

The ocean is the salt water that covers almost three fourths of the Earth’s surface. Ocean

A plateau is a plain that is higher than the land around it. Plateau