BY:MAGGIE WOODARD

LARGE NATURAL STREAM OF WATER THAT RUNS THROUGH THE LAND

SMALL RIVER OR STREAM THAT FLOWS INTO A LARGE RIVER OR STREAM; A BRANCH OF THE RIVER

SIZABLE INLAND BODY OF WATER

PART OF A LARGE BODY OF WATER THAT EXTENDS INTO A SHORELINE, GENERALLY SMALLER THAN A GULF

POINT OF LAND THAT EXTENDS INTO A RIVER, LAKE, OR OCEAN

WIDE STRAIT OR WATERWAY BETWEEN TWO LANDMASSES THAT LIE CLOSE TO EACH OTHER; DEEP PART OF A RIVER OR OTHER WATERWAY

PART OF A LARGE BODY OF WATER THAT EXTENDS INTO A SHORELINE, GENERALLY LARGER AND MORE DEEPLY INDENTED THA

SHELTERED PLACE ALONG A SHORELINE WHERE SHIPS CAN ANCHOR SAFELY

PLACE WHERE A STREAM OR RIVER FLOWS INTO A LARGER BODY OF WATER

ONE OF THE FOUR MAJOR BODIES OF SALT WATER THAT SURROUND THE CONTINENTS

STREAM OF EITHER COLD OR WARM WATER THAT MOVES IN A DEFINITE DIRECTION THROUGH AN OCEAN

LARGE BODY OF WATER COMPLETELY OR PARTLY SURROUNDED BY LAND

BROAD INLAND BODY OF WATER, OFTEN BETWEEN A COASTLINE AND ONE OR MORE ISLANDS OFF THE COAST

PLACE WHERE A RIVER OR STREAM BEGINS, OFTEN IN HIGHLANDS

NARROW STRETCH OF WATER JOINING TWO LARGER BODIES OF WATER