Landscape

2. an elevated area of land, usually with mountains or hills, located above surrounding areas.
6. a natural source of water that flows from the ground, often used for drinking or irrigation.
8. a particular part of a place, usually with specific boundaries or features.
9. a wetland area characterized by standing water and dense vegetation, often difficult to navigate.
12. a steep, vertical rock face or slope, often found along the edge of a coast or mountain range.
13. a small community or village where people live, often in a remote or rural location.
15. a high, flat area of land with steep sides, often found between two mountain ranges.

1. a large, flat expanse of land with few trees or other features.
3. an area within a city or town that has its own local government and officials.
4. a small, narrow body of flowing water, often originating from a spring or lake.
5. a large, indefinite area of land or space, often defined by natural or cultural characteristics.
7. a low-lying area of land between hills or mountains, often containing a river or stream.
10. a route through a mountain range or other barrier, often used for transportation.
11. a narrow passage of water connecting two larger bodies of water, often separating two land masses.
12. a point of land extending into a body of water, typically larger than a headland but smaller than a peninsula.
14. a large inlet of sea or ocean, surrounded by land on three sides.