Week 2
A long narrow passage of water a creek
Arm
A smaller stream running into a larger one or proceeding from it
Branch
The edge margin or border of a steep place as of a precipice or the bank of a river
Brink
A hollow place in the Earth is subterraneous cavern again may be natural or artificial
Cave
Capital of Missouri
Jefferson City
A body of water interspersed with many isles
Archipelago
A soggy swampy, slow-moving body of water obstructed by vegetation
Bayou
I headland the head point or termination of a neck of land, extending some distance into the sea beyond the common shore
Cape
A deep naturally hollow place in the Earth deeper than a cave
Cavern
Capital of Kansas
Topeka
A steep slope of ground rising from a lake, a river or the sea
Bank
A shore of the sea or of a lake, washed by the tide and waves
Beach
A long deep hollow with steep Rocky sides, worn by a stream or torrent of water
Canyon
An arm of the sea, a straight or narrow sea between two continents or between and an isle
Channel
Capital of Montana
Helena
The elevation of an object in relationship to a given plane often sea level
Altitude
Highbank almost perpendicular projecting into the sea
Bluff
An artificial cut or passage for water used for transportation
Canal
A cleft or fisher in a rock or the earth surface caused by a disrupture
Chasm
Capital of New Mexico
Santa Fe
A hollow place for water, an enclosed part of water, forming a broad space with an a straight or narrow entrance a little bay
Basin
Soft, wet ground covered with grass or other plants too soft to bare man
Bog
A rock that breaks the waves a wave that breaks against a rock is sandbank or the shore exhibiting white foam
Breakers
A high, steep almost vertical rock, usually on a coast
Cliff
Capital of South Dakota
Pierre