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1 escarpment a vertical fortification; a steep cliff-face Words I Should Know
2 escarpment a long cliff or steep slope, often caused by erosion February Definitions
3 Escarpment A steep cliff between higher and lower lands South America
4 Escarpment Steep cliff separating two fairly flat land surfaces, one higher than the other Social Studies Vocabulary
5 escarpment sharp, steep cliffs in Eastern Africa Africa Test Vocab
6 escarpment steep slope with a nearly flat plateau on top. geo final 2
7 escarpment a steep slope caused by erosion gifted hands + 1st vocab
8 escarpment steep cliff formed by erosion or faulting Ch. 11: Landform Connections
9 escarpment a long sheet of rock vocab LA
10 escarpment steep cliff, that is usually about as high as a 100-story skyscraper Key Terms for Mr. Sipes Social Studies Test
11 escarpment "Layers resistant to erosion protrude above surrounding terrain, forming ridges called these" Geology lab 12
12 Escarpment A steep cliff between two leval areas at different heights Unit III Vocab
13 Escarpment a long steep slope or cliff at the edge of a plateau or ridge Grade 9 vocab
14 escarpment steep cliff between higher and lower land South America
15 escarpment a steep cliff about 100 stories high more social studies vocab
16 Escarpment steep cliff or slope between a higher & lower land surface CCS Geography Terms for Final
17 escarpment steep cliff's between 2 level areas at different heights Chapt. 11 WG final
18 Escarpment A steep cliff that separates two level areas of differing elevations Geog 041-001 Lesson 7
19 escarpment a vertical, artificial fortification; a steep cliff-face between plateaus Random Words 1
20 escarpment a steep artificial slope in front of a fortification collection3
21 Escarpment A steep cliff that separates two level of areas of differing elevations. Geography
22 escarpment steep cliff between higher and lower land MPCS7thGeographych8quiz
23 escarpment a steep cliff between higher and lower land Chapter 8 world geo. test review
24 Escarpment steep slopes or cliffs Geography Semester 1 Finals
25 escarpment steep cliffs world cultures midterm
26 escarpment steep cliffs world cultures midterm
27 escarpment a long, precipitous, clifflike ridge of land, rock, or the like, commonly formed by faulting or fracturing of the earth's crust. Social Studies Words
28 escarpment a cliff Vocab-Nouns
29 Escarpment A plateau with a steep slope Sub-Saharan Africa Vocabulary Terms
30 Escarpment steep cliffs or slopes that separate plateaus World Geography Terms-Africa
31 escarpment a high, steep slope or cliffat the edge of a plateau or mountain range Chapter 19 Vocabulary
32 escarpment steep slope with a nearly flat plateau on top. Africa (ch. 18)
33 escarpment a long line of cliffs Mr. Doizer- Africa
34 escarpment steep cliff Geography
35 Escarpment Term for a long line of cliffs Africa
36 Escarpment Term for a long line of cliffs Africa 2
37 Escarpment A long steep slope or cliff that faces one general direction. Steep slopes formed by erosion or faulting. Surface Processes & Landscapes
38 escarpment a steep artificial slope in front of a fortification surface processes&landscapes
39 escarpment a steep artificial slope in front of a fortification Surface Processes and Landscapes
40 escarpment slope LA
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