Natural Landmarks

Natural landmarks are distinctive physical features in the landscape that have formed through natural processes, rather than human activity. Examples include mountains, rivers, lakes, cliffs, and canyons. These formations often serve as reference points for navigation and are notable for their beauty or uniqueness. Natural landmarks can also hold cultural or historical significance and are frequently protected as national parks or reserves. They play a crucial role in ecosystems, offering habitats for wildlife and serving as vital resources for humans, such as water supply and recreation.