What is the importance of landforms?

A landform can be both a geographic and geological feature. The nature of a landform determines its slope stability, permeability, whether it is prone to flooding, subject to tsunamis and ocean surge, likelihood of earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, agricultural uses…. read more

Landforms are very important for a country and its people’s livelihood. Also in warfare, a landform is a very important part and it can influence the outcome of a battle. read more

The Isla de la Juventud is the second largest Cuban island. ThePico Turquino peak is the highest point on the Cuban island at6,650 feet. read more