Vertical elevation differences in a local landscape are referred to as
A)topography.
B)crust.
C)an order of relief.
D)relief.

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Relief is the term used to describe the vertical distance between the highest point and lowest point in a landscape. Topography refers to the shape of the land, including both elevation and slope. Crust is the outer layer of the Earth's surface. "An order of relief" is not a common term in geography or geology.

Vertical Elevation Differences in a Local Landscape Are Referred to as