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Named physical features of the solid earth surface distinguished by their shape and the geological or erosional forces that made them: a single peak, a mountain range, a plateau, a canyon, a desert, an ice sheet, a reef, and the rest of the standard landform typology geographers use to describe terrain. The tree under this category follows that standard typology (major forms of mountains, hills, plateaus and plains, extended to the recognized minor and specialized forms). Does not belong here: a body of water, held separately even where the two are closely paired such as a river and its canyon, or a place defined by human settlement or administration rather than physical shape, which belongs under city, state or country.

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Abyssal Plain

Marine and Coastal Landforms

Aconcagua

Peaks and Summits

Alaska Peninsula

Peninsulas

Albertine Rift

Valleys and Rift Systems

Aletsch Glacier

Glaciers and Ice Sheets

Alexander Island

Marine and Coastal Landforms

Alluvial Fan

River Basins and Drainage Basins

Altai Mountains

Mountain Ranges and Massifs

Altiplano

Plateaus and Highlands

Amazon Rainforest

Rainforests and Tropical Landscapes

Anatolian Plateau

Plateaus and Highlands

Annapurna

Peaks and Summits

Antarctic Peninsula

Peninsulas

Antelope Canyon

Canyons and Gorges

Appalachian Mountains

Mountain Ranges and Massifs

Archipelago

Peninsulas

Arete

Glaciers and Ice Sheets

Atoll

Marine and Coastal Landforms

Badlands

Deserts

Baja California Peninsula

Peninsulas

Balkan Peninsula

Peninsulas

Baltoro Glacier

Glaciers and Ice Sheets

Barchan Dune

Deserts

Barrier Island

Marine and Coastal Landforms

Barrier Reef

Marine and Coastal Landforms

Bataan Peninsula

Peninsulas

Bird's Head Peninsula

Peninsulas

Bocage

Grasslands and Savannas

Bog

Grasslands and Savannas

Bolson

Deserts

Borneo

Marine and Coastal Landforms

Borneo Rainforest

Rainforests and Tropical Landscapes

Box Canyon

Canyons and Gorges

Butte

Plateaus and Highlands

Caldera

Rock Formations and Monoliths

Canyon

Canyons and Gorges

Cape

Peninsulas

Cape Cod

Peninsulas

Cape Horn

Peninsulas

Cape Peninsula

Peninsulas

Cascade

Waterfalls and Cataracts

Cataract

Waterfalls and Cataracts

Cave

Rock Formations and Monoliths

Cenote

Rock Formations and Monoliths

Cerrado

Grasslands and Savannas

Chasm

Canyons and Gorges

Chocolate Hills

Rock Formations and Monoliths

Cinder Cone

Rock Formations and Monoliths

Cirque

Glaciers and Ice Sheets

Cliffs of Moher

Marine and Coastal Landforms

Cloud Forest

Rainforests and Tropical Landscapes

Col

Peaks and Summits

Colca Canyon

Canyons and Gorges

Congolian Rainforests

Rainforests and Tropical Landscapes

Continental Shelf

Marine and Coastal Landforms

Continental Slope

Marine and Coastal Landforms

Copper Canyon

Canyons and Gorges

Cordillera

Mountain Ranges and Massifs

Cotopaxi

Peaks and Summits

Couloir

Peaks and Summits

Crete

Marine and Coastal Landforms

Crimean Peninsula

Peninsulas

Cuesta

Plateaus and Highlands

Daintree Rainforest

Rainforests and Tropical Landscapes

Dambo

Grasslands and Savannas

Danakil Depression

Valleys and Rift Systems

Death Valley

Valleys and Rift Systems

Delmarva Peninsula

Peninsulas

Delta

River Basins and Drainage Basins

Denali

Peaks and Summits

Desert

Deserts

Desert Pavement

Deserts

Devils Tower

Rock Formations and Monoliths

Distributary

River Basins and Drainage Basins

Doab

River Basins and Drainage Basins

Doline

Rock Formations and Monoliths

Dome Mountain

Mountain Ranges and Massifs

Drakensberg

Mountain Ranges and Massifs

Drumlin

Glaciers and Ice Sheets

Dune

Deserts

Easter Island

Marine and Coastal Landforms

Erg

Deserts

Escarpment

Plateaus and Highlands

Esker

Glaciers and Ice Sheets

Eurasian Steppe

Grasslands and Savannas

Fault-Block Mountains

Mountain Ranges and Massifs

Fell

Plateaus and Highlands

Fen

Grasslands and Savannas

Fish River Canyon

Canyons and Gorges

Fjord

Glaciers and Ice Sheets

Flark

River Basins and Drainage Basins

Floodplain

River Basins and Drainage Basins

Florida Peninsula

Peninsulas

Fold Mountains

Mountain Ranges and Massifs

Foothill

Peaks and Summits

Fringing Reef

Marine and Coastal Landforms

Fumarole

Rock Formations and Monoliths

Ganges Basin

River Basins and Drainage Basins

Geyser

Rock Formations and Monoliths

Giant's Causeway

Rock Formations and Monoliths
Sources
1. Geography - Wikipedia
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