Landforms:
* Mountain: A large, elevated landform with steep slopes, often formed by tectonic activity.
* Hill: A smaller, rounded elevation with a gentler slope than a mountain.
* Plateau: A large, elevated area of relatively flat land.
* Mesa: A flat-topped hill with steep sides, often formed by erosion.
* Butte: A smaller, isolated hill with steep sides, often formed by erosion.
* Ridge: A long, narrow elevation with a continuous crest.
* Escarpment: A steep slope or cliff, often marking the edge of a plateau or other elevated area.
* Dune: A hill of sand formed by wind.
Geological Features:
* Fault scarp: A steep slope created by movement along a fault line.
* Volcanic dome: A dome-shaped feature formed by the accumulation of lava.
* Lava flow: A solidified stream of lava.
* Glacial moraine: A ridge of debris deposited by a glacier.
Man-made Features:
* Embankment: A raised structure used for supporting roads, railways, or other structures.
* Mound: A pile of earth, often created by humans for burial or other purposes.
Other:
* Wave: A temporary raised part of the ocean surface.
* Tide: A temporary raised part of the ocean level caused by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun.
To give you a more specific answer, I need more context. What kind of raised part of the Earth's surface are you interested in?
