What are the names of these geological reliefs?

How about "foothill"

Look like some sort of mini eruption

Don't be, Al. If my guesses were wrong I'm sorry

Doubtless we will hear from Them Who Know

there are literally fifty or more different names for such features (in ENglish alone) . Go look up a LIST OF LANDFORMS and see what Wikipedia serves up. At least they will probably have an alphabetical list of as many names for "hill" or "foothill" than we can think of( even when sober ).

Many of the classical accepted names used in geology are originally of French or German origins. (Like Guyot, or Drackenfeld, or boudinage or donga(from Soud Efriga))

Thanks, Man; but what are Al's hills

I call one Ralph and the other is Nigel.

Man again makes my day

Al I had expected more response for I too wonder what those hills are, are called

pulling a name out of ones ass because one works in the field is not my way of doing science. I can think of a bunch of possibilities for both of these , including a lonely monadnock. HOWEVER, I have no basis from which to speculate and rather than come up with something just to sound erudite is bullshit. I much rather say "I have no idea without a field visit"


Send me expense money and Ill gladly be on your payroll. Im good but I aint cheap.

The first is a hillock or knoll and the second is a mound. I think.

hillock or mound will do if youre looking for non- genesis or contextual names.

I agree, I guessed by the context of the question that he was looking a generic term and not a specific geological term. In that case it would be quite complicated to assert one.

But Zin doesn't it look like a mini eruption of some sort