Across
- 3. The sudden movement of soil and rock down an unsupported slope.
- 5. A valley formed through glacial erosion
- 6. The slow downward movement of soil or rock down a slope
- 7. The breakdown of rocks or soil due to chemical or mechanical action
- 8. A mound or ridge of sand created by wind
- 10. The process in which soil or rocks are added to a landform after erosion
- 13. A pile of debris and rubble deposited to the sides of a glacier as it moves
- 14. The transportation of material after it has been broken down
- 17. A triangular tract of sediment deposited at the mouth of a river
- 19. A natural arch or bridge of stone over water
- 21. The material carried away from a glacier by meltwater
- 22. A lake left over in the disconnected curve of a river as it is redirected due to erosion.
- 23. Black or brown layer of earth consisting of organic matter, clay and rock particulates
- 25. Solid rock underlying loose deposits dirt or soil
Down
- 1. A broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward
- 2. An area of low-lying ground adjacent to a river formed mainly by river sediments.
- 4. A large rock or boulder left behind by a retreating glacier
- 6. A narrow point of sandy land projecting into the sea
- 9. A pile of debris and rubble deposited at the point of furthest advance of a glacier
- 11. A column of rock standing in the sea
- 12. A stretch of salty water separated from the sea by a low sandbank or reef
- 14. The tidal mouth of a large river
- 15. The top layer of soil
- 16. A rock formation caused the the erosion around the base but leaving a large broad feature on top.
- 18. A pebbly or sandy shore
- 20. A long natural stream of water flowing in a channel
- 24. A hollow in the wall of a cliff caused by water erosion