- Delta: Physical Features: Triangular-shaped deposit of sediment at a river's mouth; forms where river meets slower-moving water. Famous Examples: Mississippi River Delta, Nile Delta.
- Volcano: Physical Features: Mountain or hill with a vent releasing lava, ash, and gases; often conical shape. Famous Examples: Mount Vesuvius, Mount Fuji.
- Butte: Physical Features: Isolated, flat-topped hill with steep sides; formed by erosion of surrounding land. Famous Examples: Bear Butte (South Dakota), Mitten Buttes (Monument Valley).
- Bay: Physical Features: Body of water partially enclosed by land; typically smaller than a gulf, larger than a cove. Famous Examples: San Francisco Bay, Hudson Bay.
- River: Physical Features: Natural flowing watercourse, usually freshwater, emptying into an ocean, sea, lake, or another river. Famous Examples: Amazon River, Nile River.
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