Mountains have steep sides and occur in ranges, with the highest being Mount Everest at 8,850m above sea level. They contain valleys between peaks and have small villages along narrow roads, while rivers flow through valleys. Key features include summits, slopes, and feet, and the Himalayas contain the highest 14 mountains. Glaciers form where rivers are permanently frozen, and mountains also exist undersea and provide about 80% of the world's fresh water.

1. Mountain landscapes

2. Mountains landscapes have mountains
and valleys

3. A moutain is an area of high land with
steep sides

4. A group of mountains is called a
mountain range

5. A low mountain is called a hill

6. Areas of low land between mountain
or hill are called valleys

7. Rivers often flow through valleys

8. Mountain villages are small and
mountain roads are very narrow

9. The highest mountain on Earth is
Mount Everest in the Himalayas in
Asia.

10. Mount everest summit is 8,850m (29,0357t9)
above sea level. The highest known Mountain in
the world.

11. The end
The summit is the higest
part of the mountain.

12. The sides of
the
mountain
are called
slopes

13. The bottom
of the
mountain is
called the
foot

14. The higest 14 mountains
in the world are all found
in the Himalayas.

15. te
In some mountains areas the rivers are permanenty
frozen.
These are called glaciers.

16. There are mountains under
the surface of the sea!

17. About 80 per cent of our planet´s fresh water
originates in the mountains.