What is another word for wind gap?
Pronunciation: [wˈɪnd ɡˈap] (IPA) 
A wind gap is a geographical feature that is formed when a river or stream suddenly disappears into a narrow valley or a gorge. There are several synonyms for wind gap, including wind notch, river notch, water gap, or river gap. The term "wind notch" is often used to describe the sudden drop in elevation in a single rock formation that creates a passage for the wind. "Water gap" refers to a valley in which a river flows and has cut through the mountains. "River gap" or "river notch" refers to the indentation in hills or mountains that were formed by rivers or streams over time. Regardless of their name, wind gaps, with their stunning natural beauty, continue to attract visitors from all over the world.
