Yes, many deserts have valleys, especially if a river flows through it.
The arizona desert
A desert can include a plain, a mountain, plateaus, valleys - almost any landform imaginable.
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The desert with no recorded rainfall in history is the McMurdo Dry Valleys, located in Antarctica. These valleys are considered one of the driest places on Earth due to their unique geography and climate conditions, which create a barrier that prevents moisture from reaching the area. Despite being classified as a desert, the Dry Valleys have a unique ecosystem and are home to various extremophiles.
A valley in Evony is a Flat, Lake, Desert, Grassland, Hill, Forest.
Switzerland has no deserts. The country primarily has mountains and valleys.
Rocks, canyons, mountains, mesas, valleys, rivers, plants, animals of many species. A desert is much more than sand.
Coastal plains, mountains, desert-like wilderness, and fertile inland valleys.
Deserts may have valleys but they also may have plains and mountains. The anwer to your question is 'NO.'
Yes, deserts may have hills and mountains as well as valleys and plains and rivers.
The four regions of California are the desert, mountains, valleys and coastal regions