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This document discusses various geographical features including hills, deserts, beaches, oceans, jungles, caves, mountains, forests, and islands. It provides definitions and examples of each feature, asking readers to identify specific features from their descriptions. The document concludes by listing common geographical features and asking readers to name real places that are examples of these features.
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Geographical features
- 2. 2 GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES A GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE is a man- made or naturally- created feature of the Earth.
- 13. 13 GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES Which geographical feature is it? 1. It’s a tropical area with many trees. 2. It’s similar to a mountain, but it is small. 3. It’s an area of water with land around it. 4. It’s between mountains. 5. It has got water all around it.
- 14. 14 GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES Can you say name of real places? oceans mountains lakes rivers deserts islands
- 15. Geographical features presentation made by Conchi Murillo (February 2017)