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A valley. Depending on the formation it can also be a col /notch or saddle. Valleys will often be steep on both sides and or have a body of water passing through them.

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Abrasion is caused by friction or rubbing of the skin with a rough surface. Rug burns and board burns are also examples of abrasion, because they are caused by friction.

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Terrain refers to the different types of land, such as fields, mountains, deserts, swamps, etc.

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# Plains are formed when everything in the land weathered or eroded away, leaving the land flat. # Another way the plains are formed is when a volcano erupts and burns everything in its way, all that is left are the plains. This makes bare land or barren plains.
Plains are formed in several different ways. The most common are from a dried up lake or a glacier moving past an area. Both of which leave a flat almost concave surface which geologists call a plain.

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Duldrums are equitorial regions of the Atlantic Ocean which is characterised by calm atmosphere(air/winds).

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Cheddar Gorge is being used in different ways, these include popular activities, such as; BASE jumping, Rock climbing and caving.

Tourists use the area of Cheddar Gorge for visits to Gough's cave and Cox's cave.

Local Residents use it for bird watching as their are many different types of birds living in the hills.

The Mendip Hills are an area of natural beauty.

Cheddar gorge is also being used for Hiking, Walking and Riding.

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Natural features include significant land or water features which are not man-made. They can include mountains, plateaus, rivers, lakes, islands, waterfalls, monoliths, escarpments, ravines and so on.

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Providence Canyon was caused by people not using their farmland properly. In other words, people destroyed the land, which makes it destructive.

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The main occupation of the people of the Northern Plains is Agriculture. The main crops are wheat, rice, bajra, jowar, sugarcane etc.

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a cliff

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It is a combine study of all areas of the sciences or the introduction of some areas in sciences.

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The major physical features of Russia are the North European Plain and the West Siberian Plain

Russian physical features are divided basically into 3 parts :

European Russia

Western Siberia - Between Ural Mountains and the Yenisei River. It contains both forests and swamps.

Eastern Siberia - Between The Yenisei River and the Pacific Ocean. It contains the Siberian Plateau and other mountain ranges.

The mountain ranges are -

Ural Mountains

Caucasus Mountains

Yablanovy Mountains

Kolyma Mountains

Cherskogo Range

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Bugs Burger Bug Killers Inc. have a website and are located in the eastern United States.

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Greenland has a higher elevation. Greenland's highest mountain is 3700m high, whilst Australia's highest mountain is 2228m high. The lowest point in Greenland is the Atlantic Ocean, which is of course sea-level, whilst Australia's lowest point, Lake Eyre, is 15 metres below sea level.

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A four figure grid reference points you towards a particular square on a map. On all OS maps these squares represent one square kilometre.

In every 100 square Km you will get the same Grid number only once so each 100 square Km has 2 letters before the grid number to ID what area in the country you are looking for.

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The three different physical areas of the English landscape are coastal regions, plains, and mountainous regions.

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The Brasilian rain forest

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I only know that alpine glaciers can carve deep u-shaped valleys in the mountains.

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People like Victor Bernabe are. So yes, Mexicans are good at landscaping!

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This may be known as grassland, savanna, or savanna grassland.

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Not necessarily. Some deserts do have "badlands" but here are also some non-desert areas that contain what the locals call "bad lands."

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The landscape of Brazil is dominated by two prominent features, the Amazon River with its surrounding lowland basin of 1,544,400 sq. miles (4,000,000 sq. km) and the Central Highlands, a plateau that rises southward from the great river. Most of the Central Highlands consists of a tableland varying in altitude from 984 to 1,640 feet (300 to 500 metres) above sea level, broken by a number of low mountain ranges and cut by deep valleys. The Highlands ascend steeply in the east forming an escarpment, where several peaks attain an altitude of 8,202 feet (2,500 metres) or more, and then drop precipitously to a narrow Atlantic coastal plain. A network of high mountain ranges runs from the south of the country to the northeast forming a continental divide between the Atlantic Ocean and the interior. Brazil's highest peak,Pico da Neblina, reaching 9,888 feet (3,014 meters), is in the north close to the Venezuelan border.

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Rainforest: ITCZ is always near, High Temps, Lowest annual temp range, heavy rain all year and contains most of the species found on earth :-)

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South Taranaki Bight, New Zealand, north island.