Geography Word puzzle Crossword

a crack or hole in a cliff face or coastal rock caused by erosion — air and
moving apart, for example, diverging tectonic plates are those that are
a slow, downward movement, in the direction of the longshore drift
an inlet of the sea at a river’s mouth; where the river’s current (fresh water)
the line or surface trace that shows the fracturing/faulting of the Earth’s
a line of irregular sand dunes located next to the beach; formed by sand
relates to glaciers, which are slow-moving masses of ice under the influence
a constructed barrier running at right angles to the beach to stop the
rocks of volcanic origin
economic activity concerned with processing raw materials and manufacture
a large landform left after erosion; a monolith or rocky
an area between dunes
single, large rock or stone
exhibiting change of form
an area of fairly level, higher ground
a landform formed by tectonic plates converging (moving towards each
a measure of the quantity of dissolved salts in a body of water or soil