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GCSE Geography · key term
An area whose character is dominated by naturally occurring features, such as mountains, rivers and coastlines, although human influence may still be present.
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Specification 3.1a · Paper 1, Paper 3
Revise: Defining LandscapesA natural landscape is dominated by features that occur naturally. Mountains, rivers and coastlines give these areas much of their character. Ben Nevis, for example, is a physical feature because the mountain was not constructed by people.
When distinguishing built and natural landscapes, identify specific features and explain whether they were formed naturally or made by people.
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