Yes, there are mountain ranges under the sea. Mid-ocean ridge is a term for underwater mountains. The East Pacific Rise is an example of underwater mountains.
It is the thickest under mountains ranges.
Some mountain ranges in Egypt include the Red Sea Mountains in the eastern region of the country, the Sinai Peninsula with the Mount Sinai peak, and the Eastern Desert mountain range. These ranges are known for their unique landscape and geological formations.
Africa does have mountain ranges. The mountain ranges run from the Dead Sea in Israel, which is not part of Africa, to Switzerland.
On land
No, Kuwait is bacically all desert. there are not many moutain ranges because of this. You're welcome! :)
Yes. There are both mountains and valleys under the sea.
The Urals and the Caucasus are the mountain ranges and the bodies of water are the Black Sea and theCaspianSea
The crust is generally thicker under a mountain range compared to under the sea. This is because mountain ranges are formed by the collision of tectonic plates, which can result in the crust being pushed up and folded, leading to its thickening. In contrast, the crust under the ocean is thinner due to the process of seafloor spreading where new crust is constantly being created at mid-ocean ridges.
Yes, Jordan is home to the Jordan Rift Valley, which includes several mountain ranges such as the Ajloun Mountains and the Dead Sea Transform. these mountain ranges are typically smaller in height compared to other ranges in the region.
The major mountain ranges in Jordan are the Ajloun Mountains in the north, the Dead Sea Hills in the west, and the Sharah Mountains in the south. These mountain ranges play a significant role in shaping Jordan's landscape and provide important natural resources for the country.
Pararell to the red sea and meditterran sea coast on west and of the arabian peninsula
Along the western and southern shores of the Caspian Sea, there are mountains (specifically the Caucasus, Alish, and Elburz Mountain Ranges going counterclockwise), but on the northern and eastern shores of the Caspian Sea, there are lowlands, some which are below sea-level.