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Berlin in Germany (where it was divided as East Germany and West Germany)
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What is an example of a relic boundary in the world?
Berlin Wall and The Great Wall of China
What is a relic boundary?
A relic boundary is a geological feature that represents a former boundary or edge of a rock layer or geologic formation that has since been altered or eroded over time. It provides clues about the past environment and geologic processes that have shaped the area.
What an example of a physical boundary?
Aral Mountains.......divide Europe and Russia
What is an example of a physical boundary?
A physical boundary can be a fence, a wall, a river, or a mountain range that separates two areas or properties.
Do the pyreness mountains form part of Europe's boundary?
The Pyrenees form the border between Spain and France. As both France and Spain are part of Europe, the Pyrenees do not form a part of Europe's boundary. The Urals or Caucasus mountains from part of Europe's boundary, in the east and in the southeast of Europe.
What is northern boundry of Europe?
The Arctic Ocean is the northern boundary of Europe.
The Ural mountains from the eastern boundary of Europe and the western boundary of Asia?
The Ural Mountains stretch about 2,500 km from north to south, forming a natural boundary between Europe and Asia. They are considered the conventional boundary marking the separation of the two continents.
Boundary between asia and europe?
Eurasia
Give me an example of a natural boundary and tell me why it is a natural boundary.?
Im just going to guess that its a boundary that nature provided, but and example is an ocean, a river, and a mountain.
An example of a relict boundary is the boundary between?
landscape features
Which mountains form the southeastern boundary of Europe?
The Caucasus.
What an example of relict boundary?
Relict boundary is a boundary that has ceased to function, but its imprint can still be detected on the cultural landscape An example would be East and West Berlin.
