Unit 4 - Landscapes
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The document outlines different types of landscapes including coastal, mountain, and flat landscapes. Coastal landscapes contain seas and beaches, mountain landscapes contain mountains, lakes, and valleys, and flat landscapes contain plains. Rural landscapes contain mountains, farm animals, lakes, and small houses while urban landscapes contain traffic lights, roads, buildings, and cars.
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