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How do Canada and us share the Rocky Mountains?

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The Rockies belong to a range of mountains that stretch from northern British Colimbia all the way down to the rio grande in New Mexico.

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What mountain range do the US and Canada share along the western coast?

the rocky mountains


What mountains are in both Canada and the us?

The Rocky Mountains


Is the rocky mountains split by western Canada?

No nation or region "splits" the Rocky Mountains. The Rocky Mountains, however, may be described as splitting western Canada and the western US.


What bodies of water do Canada and US share?

AnswerJust to name THREE there is Niagra Falls which is shared by Ontario(Can.) and New York(U.S.), the Rocky Mountains which run from British Columbia(Can.) to New Mexico(U.S.), and The great plains.


What mountains do the US and Canada share?

There are quite a few, such as the St. Elias range in Alaska, B.C., and the Yukon (where Canada's highest mountain is) and the Cascade range in B.C. and Washington state, but the most famous (and probably most important) is the Rocky Mountains.


Is the rocky mountains both found in Canada and US?

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Which two countries do the rocky mountains cross?

The US and Canada.


What mountain range is in the western US and Canada?

The Rocky Mountains extend through the western United States and into Canada


What is the name of the large range of mountains along western Canada and the US?

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What is the name of large range of mountains found in western Canada and the US?

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What mountain range stretches from the southern US into Canada?

The Rocky Mountains.


What range of mountains extends from western Canada across much of the western US?

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