geomorphological unit
topographic or bathymetric feature in a particular geographic location (eg. hill, river valley, mountain range, etc.)
snow patch
geomorphological pattern of snow accumulation which stays longer than other snow cover
tectonic plate
continuous section of the lithosphere of the Earth which is moving relative to adjacent plates
rolling country
type of landscape consisting of low, rolling hills
part of a geomorphological unit
tenth level in the hierarchical geomorphological division of the Earth's surface as usually applied in the Czech Republic
New England Uplands
geomorphological unit in New England
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inlet, a gully or a narrow and deep cleft in the face of a cliff
Buna Canals
geomorphological phenomenon in the bed of the river Neretva, Bosnia and Herzegovina
landform
a natural or anthropogenic land feature on the solid surface of the Earth or other planetary body; geomorphological unit in the Earth sciences