Landforms formed by Weathering & Erosion
This landform is a curved rock that forms from physical weathering.
Arch
This landform is made of and other sizes of rocks.
Beach
This landform forms when the top of a volcano blows off.
Caldera
This landform is a break in the Earth's crust.
Fault
This landform is a hill with steep sides and a small flat top.
Butte
This landform is a fan-shaped deposit of earth material.
Delta
This landform is formed from very fluid lava.
Shield volcano
This landform is a high, nearly level, uplifted area composed of horizontal rock
plateau
This landform is a low area between mountains.
Valley
This landform is a low area of Earth's surface.
Plain
This landform is a place where lava, cinders, ash, and gases pour out.
Volcano
This landform is a high steeply sloped area.
Mountain
This landform is a v-shaped gorge with steep sides and a stream.
Canyon
This landform is sand deposited by wind in ridges, mounds, or hills.
Sand Dune
This landform is built by alternating eruptions.
Composite Volcano
Research the tallest mountain
Mount Everest
This landform is a rock shaped like a mushroom.
Hoodoo
This landform is a bank along a stream that may stop the land from flooding.
Levee
This landform is formed by piles of cinder.
Cinder Coe
Research the largest ocean
Pacific