A NARROW STRIP OF LAND THAT LIES BETWEEN TO BODIES OF WATER AND CONNECTS TWO

LARGER LAND MASSES

LEVEL OR NEARLY LEVEL LANDS

ROCKY CLIFFS AND STEEP VALLEYS

RAISED AREAS OF LAND THAT ARE LESS THAN 2000 FEET ABOVE THE SURROUNDING LAND

LONG AND NARROW CHAINS OF HILLS

THE HEIGHT OF LAND ABOVE SEA LEVEL

FAIRLY FLAT LANDS THAT ARE LOWER IN ELEVATION THAN THE LANDS AROUND THEM

A PEICE OF LAND THAT STICKS OUT FROMA LARGER LAND MASS AND IS NEARLY SURROUND

SURROUNDED BY WATER

A STEEP ROCKY CLIFF OR LONG SLOPE OF LAND THAT IS HIGHER

THAN THE LAND ON EITHER SIDE OF IT

AREAS OF LAND COMPLETELY SURROUNDED BY WATER

HILLY LANDS THAT ARE HIGHER IN ELEVATION THAN THE LANDS SURROUNDING THEM

AREAS OF LOW GROUND BETWEEN TWO HILLS

A COMBINATION OF CLAY,SILT,PEBBLES,AND LARGER ROCKS

FINE PARTICLES OF SOIL WASHED ALONG BY FLOWING WATER TO SETTLE AT THE BOTTOM OF

A RIVER OR LAKE

RIDGES OR LONG HILLS THAT ONCE WERE THE SIDE OR EDGE OF A GLACIER

A SCOOPED OUT AREA THAT WAS FILLED WITH A LARGE BLOCK OF ICE WHEN THE ICE MELTED

IT LEFT A LOW AREA IF THE AREA FILLED WITH WATER IT BECAME A KETTLE LAKE

A LONG SNAKE SHAPED HILL FORMED OF ROUNDED SAND GRAVEL ESKERS WERE FORMED BY

MELTING STREAMS THAT FLOWED THROUGH TUNNELS AT THE BASE OF A GLACIER

A STEEP ROUNDED HILL FORMED BY STREAMS BY MELTING GLACIAL ICE POURING DOWN A

HOLE AND DEPOSITING THEIR LOAD OF DIRT AND ROCKS IN TO A LARGE PILE

A LONG HILL THAT LOOKS LIKE SOMETHING LIKE AN OVERTURNED CANOE OR A

TEARDROP DRUMLINS WERE FORMED INTO THE SAME DIRECTION AS THE GLACIERS FLOWED

THEY OFTEN OCCUR IN GROUPS KNOWN AS DRUMLIN FIELDS