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Abc that is geography
1.
2. A is for Atoll
Atoll is a circle shaped coral
reef.
Photo from en.wikipedia.org
3. B is for bay
A type of beach that is smaller than a gulf.
Photo from jeremiahblatz.com
4. C is for Crater
Crater is a Big hole in the ground usually caused by a explosive.
5. D is for Desert
A place That is very hot for climate.
Photo taken by Thomas Schoch
6. E is for Equator
An imaginary line that separates the north and the south pole.
Photo bycommons.wikimedia.org
7. F is for Fjord
Fjord is a Like a canyon except
has water going through it.
Photo taken by Stephen
Codrington
8. G is for Geyser
Photo by
www.fotopedia.com
A geyser is A hole which hot water shoots
out of the ground.
9. H is for
Hemisphere
Photo by en.m.wikipedia.org
Hemisphere is a imaginary line
that separates the east and west
and north and south.
10. I is for Iceberg
Iceberg is a piece of ice that
floats on a body of water.
The Titanic has crashed
because of a Iceberg.
Photo by
commons.wikimedia.org
11. J is for Jungle
A Jungle is a area that is overgrown
and has habitats for animals.
Photo by
www.flickr.com
12. K is for Karst
Photo by commons.wikimedia.org
Karst is an area made of
limestone.
13. L is for longitude
Photo by en.wikipedia.org
Longitude is the imaginary line
that separates the north and the
south pole.
14. M is for Magma
Photo by
www.flickr.com
Magma is molten rock
beneath the ground.
15. N is for Nadir
Nadir is the lowest point of
anything.
Photo by en.wikipedia.org
16. O is for Oasis
A little area that supports water and trees and sometimes food
Photo by commons.wikimedia.org
17. Q is for Quarts
A type of mineral that is found in caves.
Photo by
fromaardvarkstozin
c.blogspot.com
18. R is for Region
A region is a Area of land in a state or country.
Photo by solar.physics.montana.edu
19. S is for savanna
environment.nationalgeographic.com
A Savanna is a type
of land form that
has not a lot of
water and usually
found in Australia
and Africa
20. T is fro Tundra
Tundra is a place where
the mountains are snowy
as if for the base of the
mountain has no snow.
Photo by www.bio.miami.edu
21. U is for Union
Urban is a city
area.
Photo by
en.wikipedia.org
22. V is for Volcano
A volcano is a Mountain that sprays out lava.
Photo by
en.wikipedia.org
23. W is for Wetlands
Wetlands is another name for swamp, and a swamp is a area over
flowed by water.
Photo by envfor.nic.in
24. X is fro Xeniscape
A Xeniscape is bigger than a garden but smaller than a courtyard.
Photo by taosunlimited.blogspot.com
25. Y is for Yardang
Yardang is a area in the desert that has a flat rock sticking up out of the
ground.
Photo by
epod.usra.edu
26. Z is for Zone
Picture by
www.arborday.org
A zone is a Place of land
that people live in.
