* Canyons: Weathering breaks down rock, and erosion by rivers carves out deep valleys, forming canyons.
* Arches: Weathering and erosion, particularly from wind, carve out natural arches in rock formations.
* Sand dunes: Wind erosion carries sand particles, which are then deposited in mounds called sand dunes.
* Delta: Rivers carry sediment downstream, depositing it at their mouths, creating deltas.
* Sea cliffs: Waves erode the coast, creating cliffs.
* Beaches: Waves erode rock and transport sediment, creating beaches.
* Meanders: Rivers erode the outer banks of their bends and deposit sediment on the inner banks, creating meandering patterns.
* Badlands: Intense weathering and erosion carve out a rugged, barren landscape.
It's important to remember that these processes work together. Weathering breaks down rock, erosion transports the material, and deposition lays it down in a new location.
