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GEOGRAPHY
- GRADE 11 -



GEOMORPHOLOGY
- Topic 3 -
Page 126-175




Define the term Topography
It is the terrain or landscape. It describes the physical features of an area of land


Landscape is a result of three factors:
1. Geology - Rocks, Soil
2. Climate - Weather Patterns
3. Isostatic Adjustment - Rate of Uplift


Define the phrase Horizontally Layered Rock
Flat layers (Strata) of rock material formed on top of each other


How Horizontally Layered Rocks form
 When horizontal sedimentary rocks are uplifted without changing their horizontal position
 When lava flows on the surface cools forming a horizontal layer of igneous rock
 When a sill (Horizontal igneous landform) is exposed to the surface


The four Landscapes that form from Horizontally Layered Rocks:
1. Hilly Landscape
2. Basaltic Landscape
3. Karoo Landscape
4. Canyon Landscape

, Scarp Retreat Process




Mass Wasting is the downhill movement of rock and soil material due to gravity. It can be slow or
rapid for example a landslide
Sheet Erosion is the uniform removal of soil in thin layers, and it occurs when soil particles are
carried evenly over the soil surface by rainwater that does not infiltrate into the ground


Cuesta Homoclinal Ridge Hogsback




Homoclinal Ridge - Ridge formed from inclined strata
Homoclinal Landscape - A landscape formed of inclined strata that are tilted by the same degree of
dip in the same direction


Dip and Scarp Slope
 Surface erosion exposes the inclined strata. This results in a scarp slope and a dip slope
 This formation is a dependant on the angle of the resistant layers
 Erosion is less on the dip slope
 The scarp slope is eroded due to sheetwash and mass wasting

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