Landform (3360 bytes)
1: ...an]]s and [[continent]]s exemplify highest-order landforms.
3: ...[biology| Biological]] factors can also influence landforms -- see for example the role of plants in the dev...
8: ==List of landforms==
15: ===Slope landforms===
28: ===Coastal and oceanic landforms===

Bar (landform) (4462 bytes)
1: ... a '''bar''' is a [[linear]] [[shoal|shoaling]] [[landform]] feature within a body of [[water]]. Bars tend ...
3: The term bar can apply to landform features over a considerable range in size, from ...
11: ...rocess of coastal erosion. These include [[spit (landform)|spit]]s and '''baymouth bars''' that form across...
15: ...t where the current dissipates, forming a [[spit (landform)|spit]]. An area of water isolated behind a larg...
47: [[Category:Landforms]]

Spit (landform) (2059 bytes)
3: ...found off [[coasts]]. A spit is a type of [[bar (landform)|bar]] or [[beach]] that develops where a re-entr...
7: ... estuary, the river) the spit may become a [[bar (landform)|bar]], with both ends joined to land, and a [[la...
33: [[Category:Landforms]]

Arete (landform) (789 bytes)
1: ''This article is about a glacial landform. See [[Ar%EAte]] for other meanings.''
14: [[Category:Landforms]]

Cirque (landform) (1292 bytes)

Tombolo (1217 bytes)
6: ...rm]] such as a [[spit (landform)|spit]] or [[bar (landform)|bar]] which forms an [[isthmus]] between an [[is...
9: *[[Bar (landform)|Bar]]
17: [[Category:Landforms]]

Peak (436 bytes)
2: ...on each other to produce ridges known as [[Arete (landform)|arête]]s. The meeting of three or more arêtes fo...

Raised beach (564 bytes)
1: ...' is an [[emergent coastline|emergent coastal]] [[landform]]. Raised beaches are a [[beach]]es or [[wave cu...
3: See also: [[Landform]]
5: [[Category:Landforms]]

Sandbanks (688 bytes)
1: '''Sandbanks''' is a small [[spit (landform)|spit]] jutting out over the mouth of [[Poole har...
7: ...this is in both categories as Sandbanks is both a landform and a settlement -->

Zamboanga (793 bytes)
2: ...ive [[Regions of the Philippines|region]] on that landform; or to [[Zamboanga City]]. The Zamboanga Peninsul...

Deposition (chemistry) (862 bytes)
3: ...al'' process that erodes or reduces the size of a landform. For example, a [[river]] mouth [[river delta|del...

Kame delta (911 bytes)
1: ...hus "in front" of it, a [[proglacial lake]]. This landform may often be observed after the glacier has melte...

Shoal (106 bytes)
1: A '''shoal''' is a [[sandbank]] or [[Bar (landform)|bar]] creating a shallow.

Corrie (2060 bytes)
5: ...and the [[French language|French]] word [[cirque (landform)|cirque]] is used to denote a very similar geogra...
17: ...' is geologically similar to the French [[cirque (landform)|cirque]]. However, where a corrie is an almost c...
21: ...it forms a knife-edged ridge known as an [[arete (landform)|arete]].
23: ...k will be made accessible by one or more [[arete (landform)|aretes]].
25: [[Category:Landforms]]

Cape (disambiguation) (205 bytes)
5: *A landform: see [[headlands and bays]].

Longshore drift (1064 bytes)
2: ...construction of [[spit (landform)|spit]]s, [[bar (landform)|bar]]s and [[tombolo]]s, and the overall sustain...

Islet (984 bytes)
6: ...', a sometime synonym for a type of "islet", is a landform comprised of [[rock (geology)|rock]], lying offsh...
8: An exposed [[bar (landform)|sandbar]] would be another type of islet. A more...
10: [[Category:Landforms]]

Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art (1795 bytes)
3: ... the £100,000 [[Gulbenkian Museum Prize]] for the Landform.
13: ...co.uk/landform_charles_jencks.htm Charles Jencks' Landform]

Palisadoes (250 bytes)
1: ...language|Portuguese]] origin) is the thin [[spit (landform)|spit]] of sand that serves as a natural protecti...

Sedna (219 bytes)
5: *[[Sedna Planitia]], a landform on the planet Venus

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