Topography Crossword

Variation or change in the elevation of land terrain
physical features of land
shape of the Earth's surface and the way its physical features are arranged, especially their positions and elevations.
physical features of the Earth's surface found in a given region
height above sea level
a landform that rises more than 600 meteres (2,000 feet) above its surrounding landscape with steep slopes and a peak
group of mountains that were formed in the same way at the same time
more than mountain range in a given area
a group of mountain ranges and systems
an extensive, raised, flat-surfaced area that has slopes or cliffs on one or more sides. They rise 600-1500 meters above sea level, extending for many miles with little relief
a large, table-like landform that is the result of plateau erosion
a table-like landform like a mesa, but smaller and also a result of erosion
areas of extensive flat landthat do not rise far above sea level
areas of flat land along sea coaststhat are low in elevation
areas of flat land that are found inland and are usually higher in elevation than coastal plains
people who make maps
maps that show the topography of the land, using contour lines
markings on topographic maps that show elevation, steep slopes, and lines that are farther apart to show less steep areas