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/tɒpəˈɡræfɪkəl fɛtʃər/ · to.pog.ra.phi.cal fea.ture
noun
- A natural or artificial object or area that is a notable part of the landscape, such as a mountain, river, or man-made structure. The topographical feature of the Grand Canyon is one of the most iconic in the United States.
- A particular aspect or characteristic of a place, such as its climate, geology, or vegetation. The topographical feature of the region's dry climate made it difficult for crops to grow.
Did you know? The study of topographical features has been crucial in the development of cartography and navigation, allowing people to better understand and map the Earth's surface.