The document lists and describes several famous landforms and landscapes from around the world, including their locations and geomorphological classifications. It discusses Angel Falls in Venezuela, the tallest waterfall in the world; Mont Saint-Michel in France, a tidal island and abbey; Mt. Fuji in Japan, an iconic volcanic cone; and Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, the world's largest salt flats. It also briefly outlines Ayers Rock in Australia, the Grand Canyon in the US, the Great Rift Valley in Africa, the Ganges River delta in Bangladesh, the San Andreas Fault in California, and Old Faithful geyser in Yellowstone National Park.

1. Famous Landforms and Landscapes Can you give the name of the following landforms or landscapes and say where they are found? Can you also say what type of geomorphological feature each one is?

12. Angel Falls, Venezuela. At 979m the worlds largest waterfall

13. Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy. France

14. Mt Fuji, Japan. A perfect cone shaped volcano.

15. Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia. The worlds largest salt flats estimated to contain 10 billion tons of salt.

16. Ayers Rock (known locally as Uluru), Australia. Over 300km away from the nearest town, Alice Springs.

17. The Grand Canyon gorge formed by the Colorado River, USA. Created over 6 million years, it is 1.6km in depth and has exposed over 6 billion years of the world history.

18. The Great African Rift Valley, over 6000km in length it is formed as the continent of Africa splits apart.

19. Ganges river delta, Bangladesh. Home to between 115 and 143 million people and the famous Bengal Tiger.

20. The San Andreas fault, California birth place of several major earthquakes such as San Francisco 1989 and LA 1994.

21. Old faithful geyser, Yellowstone National Park. Eruptions occur about every 90 minutes and should up to 8400 galloons of boiling water over 50 metres into the air.

22. Find out more about Geomorphological landforms