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It is a fissure in the earth's crust through which molten lava and gases erupt.

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It is a wetland that forms when rivers empty their water and sediment into another body of water, such as an ocean, lake, or another river.

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They are permanent bodies of water surrounded by land. The largest one in the word is the Caspian Sea, inland sea situated between southeast Europe and Asia. Its surface is 371.000 km2.

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Permanent and natural currents of water that flow through a channel and empty into another river, a lake or a sea. Its origin can be from groundwater, glaciers lakes, rainfall or snow.

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A large geographic area slightly above sea level. They are usually made up of materials from erosion, known as sediments

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They are elevated regions above their surroundings. The highest ones are located in Tibet (Asia) and in Bolivia (South America). They are formed by ancient eroded mountains.

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It is a natural depression made up from the accumulation of sediments, produced by the erosion of the Earth's surface, for example, by a river. Some of them are below sea level.

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A group of mountains. The highest one in the world is the Himalayas.

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They are natural elevations of the land with pronounced sides. The highest one in the world is the Everest.

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It is a U-shaped valley formed by the erosional forces of a moving glacier

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It is a valley formed by flowing water. It is usually V-shaped.

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they are sunken areas that are surrounded by high land, such as mountains. They are usually crossed by rivers