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Discover the world of mountains through topographic maps, stream processes, and landforms such as canyons and deltas. Learn about erosion, deposition, and the fascinating features created by rivers and streams. Explore the terminology and characteristics of these natural wonders.
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The difference in elevation between contour lines is called the what?
This type of map uses contour lines to show the shape and elevation of a mountain.
A V-shaped valley eroded by a river or stream is known as a what?
The course or path the water takes in a stream or river is a ?
The eroded earth materials that have been deposited are called ?
The process that wears away earth materials by water, wind, or ice is called ?
A fan-shaped deposit of earth materials at a mouth of a stream is a ?
The fan-shaped landform deposited at the end of a steep canyon where the slope becomes flatter is a/an ?
A wall across a river that holds back the water flowing through the river is a ?
An embankment along a stream that protects land from flooding is a ?
Water flowing through channels with steep slopes does not cause erosion.
If a topographic map has many contour lines spaced close together, it tells you the slope of the land is steep
An intermittent stream has water flowing throughout the entire year.
This is the process by which eroded earth materials settle out in another place.
A system of rivers and streams that drains an area like the Colorado Plateau is a ?
A large, nearly level area that has been lifted above the surrounding area is known as a ?