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What is farming by cutting steps in the slopes of hills called?
It is called treading.
Does mountains differ from hills in terms of elevations or Slopes?
Mountains and hills differ in terms of both elevations and slopes. Mountains are typically taller with higher elevations and steeper slopes compared to hills. Hills are smaller in height with lower elevations and gentler slopes.
Why do cities form around hills and ridges?
to use a form of farming, called terraced farming you farm around hills or slopes.
Fields that farmers build stair steps into the slopes of steep hills are called what?
terrace farming
What are Craggy Hill's called?
Craggy hills are also known as rugged hills or rocky hills due to their rough and uneven terrain. These hills are characterized by steep slopes, exposed rocks, and sparse vegetation, making them visually striking but challenging to navigate.
Where is a roller coaster have its most speed?
Slopes and large hills!
What are curvaceous slopes?
Curvaceous means having an attractively curvy figure. So this could be for a mountain, for a body, for hills or for slopes.
Where is farmer jacks in Michigan?
farmington Hills
Why are winding roads build on hills?
It is the hills that force road-builders to go round to avoid very steep slopes.
What landform has a rounded slopes?
A landform with rounded slopes is typically referred to as a hill. Hills are elevated landforms that are lower than mountains and often have gentle, rolling slopes. They are formed through various geological processes, including erosion and sediment deposition. The gentle contours of hills can create diverse ecosystems and landscapes.
What do rivers flow down to?
Usually down hills or slopes down to the sea or a lake.
What are the areas of rolling hills and high grasses that spread across the western half of the Midwest called?
Prairie
