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The document discusses different landforms such as volcanoes, rivers, caves, caverns, islands, and waterfalls. Volcanoes create new land while rivers are flowing bodies of water. Caves are holes in the ground that can contain inner caverns, and islands are landmasses surrounded by water. Waterfalls are where water cascades over rocks from a height.
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