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What type of geographic feature is the coast ranges in California?
The Coast Ranges in California are a mountain range. They run parallel to the Pacific coast and are known for their rugged and scenic landscapes, including steep slopes and narrow valleys. The Coast Ranges are part of the larger Pacific Mountain System.
What geographic feature keeps moisture from the Pacific Ocean from reaching the interior of the US?
Sierra Nevada range
What are the four geographic regions of us?
The Northeast, the south, the midwest, the pacific northwest....
What geographic feature keeps moisture from the pacific oceans from reaching the interior of the US?
Sierra Nevada range
What kinds of grain grow well in the interior region of Alaska?
in the pacific mountain region. in the pacific mountain region. in the pacific mountain region.
Is Pacific time and Mountain time the same?
No; Pacific Time is one hour earlier than Mountain Time.
What geographic region may be described as rugged mountains along the pacific coast that contain fertile valleys?
The geographic region that fits this description is the Pacific Northwest. It is known for its rugged mountain ranges like the Cascades and the Coastal Range, as well as fertile valleys such as the Willamette Valley in Oregon and the Puget Sound Lowlands in Washington.
When was Mountain Pacific Sports Federation created?
Mountain Pacific Sports Federation was created in 1992.
What geographic feature made building the central pacific difficult?
The crews of men went through vast areas of remote lands and mountains, so they had to deal with heat as well as snow. It was hard work.
What time is it pacific time when it is 10 a.m. mountain time?
10 AM Mountain Daylight Saving Time = 8 AM Pacific Standard Time = 9 AM Pacific Daylight Saving Time 10 AM Mountain Standard Time = 9 AM Pacific Standard Time = 10 AM Pacific Daylight Saving Time
What is the geographic location of Hawaii within the US?
The Pacific ocean
What are the top 10 geographic spots in the pacific islands?
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