hummock

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A small, rounded mound or hillock — in tundra and permafrost terrain, a frost-heaved dome of soil covered with grass or moss, one of hundreds or thousands in a field of identical bumps called hummock tundra. In swamps, a hummock is a raised island of vegetation above the waterline. In ice, a hummock is a mound of broken, refrozen sea ice pushed up by pressure. Three landscapes, one shape: a bump in a flat world.
Etymology
Origin uncertain — possibly from a nautical term, or related to hump.
 ice/snow terrain water
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