Geoform

/ˈdʒiːoʊ.fɔrm/ noun

Definition

A natural landform or landscape feature created by geological processes such as erosion, tectonic activity, or weathering.

Etymology

From geo- (Earth) + form (shape or structure). A straightforward compound term used in geomorphology and geological sciences since the mid-20th century.

Kelly Says

Geoforms like slot canyons, sea arches, and balanced rocks are Earth's sculpture gallery—each one is a masterpiece created by the slow patient chisel of water, wind, and time.

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