This document defines and distinguishes several landforms and geographic features. It states that a plateau is a level area elevated above sea level and over 200 meters high, while mountains exceed 600 meters in elevation. Depressions are concave areas on surfaces. Beaches are accumulations of material along coastlines, and a cape is a point of land extending into a body of water. A gulf has no land within it, whereas a peninsula is connected to land on one side.

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2. Plin: Flat surface at sea level. Plateau: Area level and elevated above sea level is above 200 m

3. Mountain: The mountains are elevations exceeding 600 m. Depressions: In a ground or other surface concavity some extent.

4. Beach: Large accumulation of water that gives to the coast. Cape: Entrance to the sea on Earth

5. Gulf: No dirt in the sea. Peninsula: Land surrounded by water except for one. No dirt in the sea.