Land
* All land based life forms are an enclosed sea with varying amounts of salt and trace elements
  - uses, whether agricultural, industrial or residential, influence environmental quality
* More land is used for human purposes, rather than left as natural ecosystems.
* Most land is below the river level, and only the levees prevent it from being submerged
  - held as private property by individuals and can be bought and sold.
  * now known as Algeria and Morocco become a Roman province
* State government responsibility under the Australian Constitution.
* absorbs heat from the sun much faster than the water.
* also maintains affordability when it is freed from speculation and private profiteering.
* applying biosolids is an alternative to landfill disposal of waste products.
* are located in continents
  - countrysides
  - earth
  - maps
  - oceans
  - objects
* are part of earth
  - environments
  - worlds
  - real properties
* are used for farming
  - hunting
  - planting trees
* becomes desertified when it can no longer support the same plant growth it had in the past.
* belongs to all things.
* better absorber of radiation than water.
* breeze A coastal breeze that blows from land to sea, usually at night.
* can be closed areas for land management or safety reasons and to safeguard wildlife
  - degrade in several ways associated with the loss of deep-rooted plants
  - have different types of soil
  - only support subsistence agriculture but the surrounding seas are rich in marine life
* capital investment, where profits play out over many years.
* carries social and spiritual meaning that goes beyond agricultural potential.
* cause lands.
* central feature of national symbolism.
* clearing from timber harvesting also produces increased siltation.
* common denominator for government information and many private transactions.
* cover The type of feature present on the surface of the earth.
* depends on trees, without the roots of trees to hold it together, land becomes desert.
* designated as road is an area set aside for the present or future use of the travelling public.
* dominated by weeds has low biological value and is of little or no use to human societies.
* earns rent, labor earns wages, capital earns interest, and management earns a salary.
* factor of production and was a key element in the traditional economy.
* fills consists of burying waste in a giant hole.
* finite resource.
* flipping accelerates disinvestment.
* has many habitats, more oxygen than water, but is less dense for supporting body than water
  - temperature changes
* heats quicker than water during the day and cools quicker than water when sunlight is absent
  - up and cools down faster than does water
* includes soil and water resources, land surface and vegetation or crops
  - the surface of water
* is central to any form of native self government or compensation package
  - the debate over sovereignty
  - considered a sacred thing
  - consumed to house growing human populations
  - different from other real estate and financial assets
* is essential for growth
  - production means of agriculture
  - to farming
  - flat and has trees
  - fundamental to Aboriginal life in very different ways
  - ground or soil used for a particular purpose
  - grouped together that has similar uses and characteristics
  - held under the allodial system in the United States
* is important for both the spiritual and social well-being of Aboriginal communities
  - peoples to survive culturally and in their humanity
  - made up of dirt
  - masked in white and clouds are masked in greys
  - measured in townships and sections of townships
* is one of the fundamental elements in human settlements
  - sixteen federal states which make up the Federal Republic of Germany
  - three factors of production, alongside capital and labour
  - one's flesh and blood
  - owned and managed communally through a land tenure system called an agrarian community
  - permanent and stable, a source of spiritual origins and sustaining belief
  - property, money is property, freedom is property
* is the base around which a culture evolves
  - upon which human society exists
* is the basis of economic freedom for all people
  - freedom, justice and equality
  - best place for land animals
  - major source of food, employment, and income in rural areas
  - passive factor in production, as man is the active factor
  - root of all money
* is the source of all production
  - their economic subsistence
  - warmed quickly by the sun
* limited and precious commodity on an island.
* living mollusks, like the snail, move slowly on a flat sole called a foot.
* makes people into who they are, and when they lose it, they lose their identity
  - up part of the earth's lithosphere, while the air comprises earth's atmosphere
* means all land and water areas including airspace
  - our language, our way of life, our relationships among peoples
* owned by other nations appears as a numeric digit.
* precious commodity in today's world.
* provides a basis for all Indigenous societies.
* represents all natural resources, such as timber and gold, used in the production of a good.
* scarce resource.
* small nation with a rapidly developing economy.
* use Many sandy soils are non-used wastelands.
* usually has rigid legal rules of registration and official changes to land titles.
* vital long-term natural resource
  - resource, a livelihood, a soul
+ Youngstown, Ohio, Geography and climate: Cities in Ohio :: County seats in Ohio
  * The United States Census Bureau says the city has a total area of. Land is  of that area, and water is.
  * The rocky ocean cliffs of Patagonia, Argentina. Most of the Earth's surface is covered with water. Land can have different types of soil. It may be covered with stones, sand, dirt, etc. Sometimes it is not clear where land ends and a body of water begins.