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Q: What large mountain range is east of the mississippi river?
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What large mountain range is a barrier to those heading west of the Mississippi River?

The Rocky Mountains.


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Is the Appalachian mountain range east or west of the Mississippi river?

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Four rivers: Amazon, Nile, Ganges, Mississippi. One mountain range: Rocky Mountains.


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