Mountain-Blue Mountain in the Adirondacks, A very steep raised area of land higher than a hill., Valley- Keene Valley, A lowland between two hills or mountains., Hill- Rolling Hills of the Allegheny Plateau, A raised area of land with sloping sides., Plains- Plains of Western New York, A large area of very flat land., Plateau- Tug Hill Plateau, A large flat area of land that is higher than the surrounding land., Cave/Cavern-Howe Caverns, A hollow section in the earth., Island-Governors Island, An area of land completely surrounded by water., River- Hudson River, A large natural stream of flowing water., Lake- Honeoye Lake, A large body of water surrounded on all sides by land., Gorge- Letchworth Gorge, A narrow valley between two hills or mountains with steep rocky walls. Often has a stream or river flowing through it., Bay- Pelham Bay, An inlet of the sea/ocean where the land curves inward., Waterfall-Niagara Falls, Where a river falls off steeply.

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