Landform Terms

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Lakes are an inland body of water, usually fresh A sea is the direction from which a river flows A delta is the land deposited at the mouth of a river Gulf is part of an ocean or sea which reaches into the land generally with a narrower opening than a bay A river is a narrow man-made channel of water that joins other bodies of water The mouth is where a river flows into a larger body of water. A channel is a deep, narrow body of water connecting two larger bodies of water. Downstream is the direction toward which a river flows. A sea is a large area of salt water smaller than an ocean. A bay is land deposited at the mouth of a river. A river is a natural flow of water emptying into another body of water and partly or completely enclosed by land A canal is a man-made channel of water that joins other bodies of water. A lake is a place where a river begins. A bay is part of a body of water smaller than a sea and reaching into land, generally with wide opening. Upstream is the direction from which a river flows.

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