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What type of landform are Florida keys?
In the geographical sense, a key is an archipellago, which is to say, a chain of islands.
What landform is the country of japan?
Japan is a group of islands. There are 6,852 islands that are considered to be part of the country, including the main islands of Hokkaido and Honshu.
What is the landform of Muskoka?
What is a landform
Describe the landform of most of japan what makes it that way?
Japan is made up of rich land with fertile soil and mountain ranges. It is this way because of the major volcanic activity in Japan
Is a island a body or water or landform?
it's land
What is another important landform in japan?
Japanese is in the important landform
What landform dominates japan?
mountains
What strip of land surrounded by water on three sides?
This geographical landform is a peninsula.
What is a geographical definition of mainland?
The "mainland" is a contiguous geographical location, as opposed to an island or other isolated landform such as a cape or narrow peninsula.
Is a hill a geographical features?
it could be, but it would be a minor feature.
What landform connections do Canada and japan share?
hedged
What type of landform does the country of Japan occupy?
archipelago
What type of landform are Florida keys?
In the geographical sense, a key is an archipellago, which is to say, a chain of islands.
Central America connects North America to South America. What is the geographical term for this type of landform?
Isthmus
What is the geographical make-up of Japan?
forget it
What is the border name of Pakistan and Japan?
there is no geographical border between Pakistan and Japan
What is another major landform of japan besides mtfuji?
heian-kyo court
