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Designing Buildings at 08:04, 22 July 2022

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−	Terrain refers to the natural features of an area of land. It is likely to stem from ~~for land or ground,~~ terrenum. It relates to the terrenous meaning of the earth or earthly and terra which means dry land~~. Geological features form part of a terrain for example rugged mountain terrains or desert terrains~~.	+	Terrain refers to the natural features of an area of land. It is likely to stem from terrenum. It relates to the terrenous meaning of the earth or earthly and terra which means dry land.

−	~~One might consider there to be~~ in the region of 14 different terrains on the ~~earth~~:	+	Geological features form part of a terrain for example rugged mountain terrains or desert terrains. There are in the region of 14 different terrains on the Earth:

	* Canyon terrain remains where bodies of water erode large geological features such as mountains.		* Canyon terrain remains where bodies of water erode large geological features such as mountains.
	* Desert terrain is a harsh, hot, often barren, sandy landscape with little vegetation and very little water.		* Desert terrain is a harsh, hot, often barren, sandy landscape with little vegetation and very little water.
	* Forest terrain is full with vegetation, plants and trees due to a temperate climate suited to growth.		* Forest terrain is full with vegetation, plants and trees due to a temperate climate suited to growth.
−	* Glacial terrain describes large areas of ~~glacil~~ ice covered land or sea.	+	* Glacial terrain describes large areas of glacial ice covered land or sea.
	* Hilly terrain has small peaks, often formed by erosion and sediment, in clusters and with vegetation.		* Hilly terrain has small peaks, often formed by erosion and sediment, in clusters and with vegetation.
	* Marsh terrain is low lying land that becomes water logged during different seasons often with plant growth.		* Marsh terrain is low lying land that becomes water logged during different seasons often with plant growth.
−	* Mountain terrain describes hi geological peaks and rock formations often with icecaps.	+	* Mountain terrain describes geological peaks and rock formations often with icecaps.
−	* Oasis terrain ~~decribes~~ small bodies of water ~~locatedin~~ deserts that are fertile, green and usually rare.	+	* Oasis terrain describes small bodies of water located in deserts that are fertile, green and usually rare.
−	* Oceanic ~~Terrain~~ is the salty water surface ~~are~~ which covers more that 70% of the globe.	+	* Oceanic terrain is the salty water surface area which covers more that 70% of the globe.
−	* Open ~~Terrain~~ might describe ~~in general~~ open areas of flat often fertile land with vegetation.	+	* Open terrain might describe open areas of flat often fertile land with vegetation.
−	* River ~~Terrain~~ runs ~~along side~~ rivers of varying shapes and sizes, normally ~~fetile~~ and green or eroded rocks.	+	* River terrain runs alongside rivers of varying shapes and sizes, normally fertile and green or eroded rocks.
−	* Swamp ~~Terrain~~ is a large area of continuous ~~shalllow~~ water often with many creatures and plant types.	+	* Swamp terrain is a large area of continuous shallow water often with many creatures and plant types.
−	* Tundra ~~Terrain~~ is barren land often quite cold there are 3 types, arctic, antarctic and alpine tundra.	+	* Tundra terrain is barren land often quite cold - there are 3 types, arctic, antarctic and alpine tundra.
−	* Valley ~~Terrain~~ are geological land depressions between mountains or hills, sometimes with rivers between.	+	* Valley terrain are geological land depressions between mountains or hills, sometimes with rivers between.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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	* Ancient woodland.		* Ancient woodland.
	* Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.		* Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
−	* Biosphere.
−	* Biodome.
−	* Biomes.
−	* Common area.
−	* Conservation areas.
	* Designated land.		* Designated land.
−	* Designated areas.
	* Eco-park.		* Eco-park.
	* Ecological network.		* Ecological network.
	* Geopark.		* Geopark.
	* Forests.		* Forests.
−	* Local green space.
	* Local Nature Reserve.		* Local Nature Reserve.
	* National nature reserves.		* National nature reserves.
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	* Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI).		* Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI).
	* Sites of Special Scientific Interest.		* Sites of Special Scientific Interest.
−	* Special areas of conservation.
	* Special protection areas.		* Special protection areas.
−	* The history of conservation areas.
−	* Tree preservation orders.
	* Types of land.		* Types of land.
−	* Use class designation for land and buildings
−	* Village greens.
−	* World heritage site.

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Editor at 12:11, 19 July 2022

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−	Terrain refers to the natural features of an area of land. It is likely to stem from for land or ground, terrenum. It relates to the terrenous meaning of the earth or earthly and terra which means dry land. Geological features form part of a terrain for example rugged mountain terrains or desert terrains. ~~There~~ might ~~be considered~~ to be in the region of 14 different terrains on the earth:	+	Terrain refers to the natural features of an area of land. It is likely to stem from for land or ground, terrenum. It relates to the terrenous meaning of the earth or earthly and terra which means dry land. Geological features form part of a terrain for example rugged mountain terrains or desert terrains.
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		+	One might consider there to be in the region of 14 different terrains on the earth:

	* Canyon terrain remains where bodies of water erode large geological features such as mountains.		* Canyon terrain remains where bodies of water erode large geological features such as mountains.
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	* Valley Terrain are geological land depressions between mountains or hills, sometimes with rivers between.		* Valley Terrain are geological land depressions between mountains or hills, sometimes with rivers between.

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	* Ancient woodland.		* Ancient woodland.

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Terrain refers to the natural features of an area of land. It is likely to stem from for land or ground, terrenum. It relates to the terrenous meaning of the earth or earthly and terra which means dry land. Geological features form part of a terrain for example rugged mountain terrains or desert terrains. There might be considered to be in the region of 14 different terrains on the earth:

* Canyon terrain remains where bodies of water erode large geological features such as mountains.
* Desert terrain is a harsh, hot, often barren, sandy landscape with little vegetation and very little water.
* Forest terrain is full with vegetation, plants and trees due to a temperate climate suited to growth.
* Glacial terrain describes large areas of glacil ice covered land or sea.
* Hilly terrain has small peaks, often formed by erosion and sediment, in clusters and with vegetation.
* Marsh terrain is low lying land that becomes water logged during different seasons often with plant growth.
* Mountain terrain describes hi geological peaks and rock formations often with icecaps.
* Oasis terrain decribes small bodies of water locatedin deserts that are fertile, green and usually rare.
* Oceanic Terrain is the salty water surface are which covers more that 70% of the globe.
* Open Terrain might describe in general open areas of flat often fertile land with vegetation.
* River Terrain runs along side rivers of varying shapes and sizes, normally fetile and green or eroded rocks.
* Swamp Terrain is a large area of continuous shalllow water often with many creatures and plant types.
* Tundra Terrain is barren land often quite cold there are 3 types, arctic, antarctic and alpine tundra.
* Valley Terrain are geological land depressions between mountains or hills, sometimes with rivers between.

Related articles on Designing Buildings

* Ancient woodland.
* Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
* Biosphere.
* Biodome.
* Biomes.
* Common area.
* Conservation areas.
* Designated land.
* Designated areas.
* Eco-park.
* Ecological network.
* Geopark.
* Forests.
* Local green space.
* Local Nature Reserve.
* National nature reserves.
* National parks.
* National Scenic Area NSA.
* Ramsar sites.
* Site of biological importance.
* Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI).
* Sites of Special Scientific Interest.
* Special areas of conservation.
* Special protection areas.
* The history of conservation areas.
* Tree preservation orders.
* Types of land.
* Use class designation for land and buildings
* Village greens.
* World heritage site.

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