South American Pacific coast.
There are really three mountain/hill groups in the Middle East that have a strong effect.1) The Judean Hills, the Mount Lebanon Range, and the Anti-Lebanon Mountains form a long line of mountains that are somewhat inland from the Mediterranean coast. The windward sides of these mountains are along the Mediterranean, creating more fertile regions in northern Israel and Lebanon between the mountains and the Mediterranean. These ranges also create a rainshadow for southern Israel, much of Jordan and a large portion of Syria. This is why those areas are mostly deserts, save for river irrigation.2) The Elburz and Zagros Mountains create a large internal rainshadow in Iran, which is called the Dasht-i-Lut and is one of the most lifeless areas on Earth. However, along these mountain ranges are relatively fertile regions, including where Tehran, the capital of Iran, sits.3) Sarawat Mountains run along the southwestern edge of the Arabian Peninsula, extending along the Saudi and Yemeni coast of the Red Sea. These mountains create a very minimal windward side, which in Yemen hosts the majority of that country's agriculture and population. Far more extensive is the rainshadowed Arabian desert, which dominates most of the rest of the peninsula.
It was the Alps, which run along the borders of northern Italy.
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I would say, an embaassing punishment, is to tell the perso to run along the beach. NAKED!
they had men run from one place to another and give it to person it was for
The Andes mountain range
The Andes Mountains run along the western coast of South America. The Andes Mountains are still changing due to the pushing together of the American and Pacific tectonic plates.
The Sierra Madre mountains in Mexico, and the Andes Mountains that run along the west coast of South America.
The Andes mountain range runs 5,000-miles along the length of South America. The Andes are the longest continental mountain range in the world.
Located along the entire western coast of South America.
A major mountain range in South America is the Andes Mountains. The Andes Mountains run the entire length of the continent from north to south on the west coast of South America.
No. The Andes are a mountain range running along the west coast of South America.
The California Coast ranges run along the coast line in California. It has many different areas that run together. In the northern part of the coast line the Klamouth Mountains run about 80 miles down the coast.
The Andes mountains stretch along the Pacific rim of South America, going through Columbia, Ecuador, Peru, and Chile.
Chile and Argentina are separated by the Andes Mountains, the world's longest continental mountain range. Because the range is so long, it is separated into three sections: Southern, Central, and Northern. The Southern Andes run through Chile and Argentina.
No, the Andes mountains run along the West coast of South America (Peru, Chile, Edcuador). The Hindu Kush, a mountain range in Northern India and Afghanistan, may be the mountain range you're looking for.
The mountains that ran almost parallel to the Pacific Coast for more than 5.000 miles are the mountains of Andes in South America.