Most of them are found in the Yucatan Peninsula. It is mostly a flat land composed of limestone. Due to this nature, there are almost no surface rivers in the peninsula and most water comes from these sinkholes in the ground known as cenotes.
No; only on the Yucatan peninsula.
The only common land-form throughout the region would be the Sierra Madre mountain range. However in terms of climates, such generalization is invalid. Mexico and Central have common climates, but Mexico has a large portion of its territory dominated by deserts, semi-arid and temperate highland forests (pines, oaks) that cannot be found in Central America. The climate akin to both regions would be tropical savanna (Koppen Aw and Am) and of course, tropical rainforests (Koppen Af) which would be found throughout southern Mexico and the coastal regions of Central America.
a subsidence sink hole they are in common with two other types of sinkholes called solution and collapse sinkholes they have in common thick dirt
There are a variety of places throughout the world of course but New Orleans and area are covered in them. Answer: In areas of karst topography, where limestone has been eroded by the acididity and flow of rainwater.
On the central Mexican plateau, where temperate climates are found; especially along the Sierra Madre mountain ranges where coniferous trees are very common.
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Sinkholes are common in areas of karst topography
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No. Mexico is an independent country, south of the United States. More specifically, the country of Mexico shares a common border with the US states of California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.
Temperate, due to elevation. Oak and pine forests are common.
Sinkholes are a common place occurrence in much of the state of Florida. This is the reason the states legislature has mandated that insurance companies offer coverage for losses that may result from sinkholes.