Landform (noun)

A natural feature of the earth's surface such as a mountain, valley, or plateau.

Origin:

17th century, from the german word 'landform' which means land + form.

Examples:

1. The Rocky Mountains are a magnificent example of a landform.
2. The Grand Canyon is one of the most famous landforms in the United States.
3. The vast plateau is a distinctive landform of the African continent.
4. The rolling hills of England are a classic example of a low-relief landform.
5. The Appalachian Mountains are a unique landform of the eastern United States.