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What are the major landforms of the Tidewater Region?
The Tidewater Region has several landforms. There are low, flat coastal plains, rivers, waterfalls, a peninsula, a harbor, and a swamp.
What is a low wet land that support grasses and trees?
A low, wet land that supports grass and trees is a swamp. Many swamps occur along large rivers where they are dependent on the water fluctuations. Swamps also occur along the edges of lakes.
What Wisconsin land region is South Milwaukee in?
Eastern ridges and low-lands.
What is Florida's largest natural region?
betty boop
What are te physical factors that make Bangladesh at a greater risk from the impact of cyclones?
Low land, storms, Heavy rainfall, Many rivers undrazed for years
How are rivers in the great basin different from most other rivers?
Small streams flow into rivers and the rivers flow to bigger rivers.
What is a low front?
a low pressure area of atmosphere, by p=nrt/v, that is moving in the direction of a region of land in question.
What are long narrow region of low land between ranges of mountain or hills?
plateaus
What causes large low basins with many rivers and lakes?
Glaciers
Which region of the US was most associated with a highly educated workforce and low land cost?
The West
What are the six natural region in Belize?
the answer is costal plaines caye southern low land and northern lowland
What are Alabama's main land regions like?
Alabama has six main land regions. They are: the East Coast Gulf Coastal Plain, the Black Belt, the Piedmont, the Appalachian Ridge and Valley region, the Interior Low Plateau and the Cumberland Region.
