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A pointed piece of land extending into an ocean or a lake.
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What is a geographical definition of mainland?
The "mainland" is a contiguous geographical location, as opposed to an island or other isolated landform such as a cape or narrow peninsula.
How did the Cape Cod landform develop?
in 1987
What is a example of a cape landform?
it is a form of land.
What landform juts out into the Atlantic ocean like a giant fishhook?
Cape cod Cape cod
How is a cape landform formed?
Capes can be formed by glaciers, volcanoes, and changes in sea level
Is a peak a landform?
NOPE! Read a definition of landforms, below.
A landform that starts with the letter F and its definition?
funnel cloud
What is the name given to a piece of land that juts into water and is usually smaller or narrower than a peninsula?
a cape is the name of this particular landform in the water.
What type of landform is always in the coast?
A harbor or bay is by definition on the coast.
What is the name of the landform north of 40 degrees that juts out into the Atlantic like a giant fishhook?
Cape Cod
What is an example of a geographical cape?
Cape in GeogaphyA geographical landform adjacent to water on three sides.A cape is a pointed piece of land that exstends out into a sea, ocean, lake, or river.
What does cape mean in geography terms?
A geographical landform adjacent to water on three sides. A cape is a pointed piece of land that extends out into a sea, ocean, lake, or river
