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Landfor ms of the

 Endogenous are the
Processes
processes happening beneath the
Earth such as

 Exogenous are those
Processes

that happen on the surface of the Earth.

• Different landforms of the Earth could be categorized into three based on size,

magnitude and relief features.

Different orders of relief  The second
The first

order of relief order of relief are those that are those that are found on

are big and

The third order of relief are those that have been formed by the different exogenous process

Continental Mountain
Systems
The

mountain systems found on

Oceanic Mountain
Systems

The landforms that are found Mid-Oceanic is an
Ridge
oceanic mountain system found

Residual the features
Landforms
that have been eroded are
Depositional
referred. the features

Landforms

that have been

Residual Landforms
Valleys are flat areas between hills and mountains and are caused due to the actions of glaciers and rivers over millions of years. Valleys are divided into two kinds depending on their shape viz. V shaped valleys and U shaped valleys. V-shaped valleys are formed by the flowing rivers and Ushaped valleys are formed due to glaciers.

A canyon is an erosional landform made by a river. Sea cliffs have been the result of the erosion of waves along the shore. Major
Plains
Landforms
Plateaus






Mountains Hills


Plateaus

Plateaus are nothing but flat highlands that are separated from the surroundings due to steep slopes. It rises

Plains

Plains are the landforms that form the flat or the low relief areas on the surface of the earth. This type of landform might be formed as a result of the sedimentation of eroded

Mountains
Mountains are areas higher than the surrounding areas which were formed due to the tectonic movements, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and even due to the erosion of the surrounding areas caused due

Hills
Hills is a land that rises( less than 300 meters) above its surrounding and has a

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