Match the landform in column 1 to the characteristics in column 2.

Geography

1 answer:

ArbitrLikvidat [17]2 years ago

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The match for these land forms have been done below:

Bay: Is indentation of shore
Strait :Joins two waterways
Cape :Is small extension of land
Peninsula :Has water on three sides

<h3>What is a landform?</h3>

This is the term that is used to refer to the feature of the earth in a given geographical region. The landform is the way that the area of the land is formed in terms of its terrains.

Some examples of these are

This is a water body that is known to be attached to another bigger body of water. The bay is known to have tides.

<h3>2. Strait</h3>

This is used to describe a very thin pathway for water that is known to join two large bodies of water together.

This is a narrow piece of land that is known to lead into a water body.

<h3>4. Peninsula</h3>

This is used to describe the part of land that has water enclosing a large part of it.

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