丘

Also known as hills, elevation

山よりは低くかつ傾斜のゆるやかな地形

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A hill is a landform categorized in the OpenStreetMap database with the tag "natural=hill". It is also classified under the Commons category "Hills". The concept is defined in the Littré dictionary, specifically in the entry for "colline", which provides definitions, citations, and etymology.

The term has an exact match in the purl.obolibrary.org identifier system, designated as ENVO_00000083. It also appears in a Turkic elegant lexicon resource. The subject is referenced by 1,340 other encyclopedia articles.

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Wikidata facts

Has part: summit
Followed by: non-geologically related mountain range
Image: Bacin zari 2015.jpg
Said to be same as: Kuppe

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Commons category: Hills
topic's main category: Category:Hills
described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
OpenStreetMap tag: natural=hill
studied by: mountain science
different from: Kopec
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
exact match: turkic.elegantlexicon.com/turkforms.php?form=hillhill
described at URL: www.littre.org/definition/colline
less than: mountain

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Article · 日本語

丘（おか）は、その周囲より高いが、山よりは低くかつ傾斜のゆるやかな地形である。丘には明らかに頂上がある。周囲より高くて平らな場所は高台（たかだい）と呼ぶ。山と丘の区別は明確ではなく、この定義に当てはまる地形であっても「山」あるいは「山岳」と呼ばれる場合もある。 * Ptačí hrádek * Whin Hill, Stacklawhill, North Ayrshire. * Denbies vineyard and Box Hill * Combe Raleigh, towards Dumpdon Hill * Potter's Hill なお、多数の丘が連続して存在している所のことを丘陵（きゅうりょう）という。

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