RIVER - Continual current of water, HEADLAND - Part of the coast that projects into the sea, ISLAND - Fragment of earth surrounded by water, Mid-ocean ridge - undersea mountain range, Oceanic trench - Narrow, undersea depression, Continental slope - Sharp decline between the continental platform and the ocean floor., Continental shelf - Gentle slope between the edge of the continental coast and depths of 200 m., Gulf - Area of sea partially enclosed by the coastline, Delta - Projecting coastal feature formed by the accumulation of sediment at a river’s mouth, Plateau - Plain located at an altitude of over 200 m., Depression - Area that has sunk into the Earth’s crust, Lake - accumulation of water in a depression, Plain - Flat or gently rolling area of terrain located at an altitude of under 200m, Mountain - Raised area of terrain with a steep slope and altitude above 600m, Glacier - Accumulation of ice in cold regions, Isthmus - Section of land that links two continents or a peninsula with a continent, Peninsula - Fragment of earth surrounded by water on all sides except one (the isthmus) with links it to the land, FIORD - flooded valley formed by the sea entering the last section of a glacial valley, OCEANIC RIDGE - underwater mountain chain, CAPE - part of the coast that goes into the sea, ESTUARY - flooded valley formed by the sea entering the last section of a river valley,

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