Land completely surrounded by water?
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An island is piece of land surrounded by water\n\nAn archipelago is a group or chain of islands clustered together in a sea or ocean.\n\nAn atoll is a ring (or partial ring) of coral that forms an island in an ocean or sea.\n\nA cape is a pointed piece of land that sticks out into a sea, ocean, lake, or river.\n\nAn isthmus is a narrow strip of land connecting two larger landmasses. An isthmus has water on two sides.\n\nA peninsula is a body of land that is surrounded by water on three sides.
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Any beautiful shoreline (lake or ocean), backed by hills or mountains that have not been ruined with overbuilding.
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Go to Corpus Cristi. Go to the beach that is next to the USS Lexinton (Battleship). It is great. Clean sand. Water is nor clear but no seaweed.
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I don't believe so. That's why it's called 'terminal'. The surface of water when hit at high speeds isn't any 'softer' than actual ground. It just looks more pretty.
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Access to running water, woodland near by, stable geography (not on top of a hill prone to landslides etc)
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Size and connection to the planet(under the water) but mainly size
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salt water and fresh water.
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Iron and water.  Just wash the sand off the iron.
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Land is rocks, minerals, and soil all in one to form the planet's surface. (excluding the surface covered by water.) The factors of land are: It can be moved and reshaped (in its mud form), It absorbs water and it holds vegatation down. Land can be increased by spreading out the hills to cover more surface, which would require covering up water.
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a MAP!! \na map has a river with no water;\nit has a forest with no trees;\nand a city with no buildings. =)
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Yes, but it is almost totally enclosed.  The only natural access to the ocean is through the Straits of Gibraltar.  \n\nSo the tidal variation is lower than most other seas.
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Land for the landless.
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peninsula is a large land mass that is surrounded by sea by three sides.
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This sounds like a nautical question indeed!\nHmmmmm...
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probably gravity. it's the most likely. without gravity there would be no wind, running water or sea waves. think about it for a second it'll make sense
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Is the match on water or on land?
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The water in the sea doesn't fall due to the gravitational force of the earth which sticks everything on the surface.