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Mountains are formed based on the shifting changes in our lithospheric plates. Our plates are moving all the time due to our Earth's active core. Sometimes one plate is pushed beneath another or sometimes the two plates are driven into each other forcing the ground upwards and forming mountains.
England has no true mountains because of its location in relation to the Earth's plates.
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Where is the biggest mountain in England?
Scafell Pike is the highest mountain in england it is located in the lake district
Where is highest hill in England?
Scarfell Pike is the highest mountain in England. Benn Nevis is the highest mountain in the United Kingdom but it is in Scotland, not England.
What mountain range separates England and France?
There is no mountain range between France and England. They are separated by a body of water know as the English Channel.
Is Ben Nevis really the highest mountain in England?
Ben Nevis is not in England, but Scotland.
What is the highest mointain in England?
Scafell Pike in the Lake District is the highest mountain in England.
Where is mount Sca Fell?
In the Lake District in northwestern England. There are two mountains. Scafell Pike is the highest mountain in England. Sca Fell (or Scafell) is right next to it and is the second-highest mountain in England.
Which mountain range runs through central England?
The Pennines mountain range runs through central England, extending from the northern to the southern regions of the country. It is sometimes referred to as the "backbone of England."
What is the name of the mountain range which runs down centre of northern England?
The name of the mountain range that runs down the center of northern England is the Pennines.
Is Grampians a mountain in England?
No. The Grampians is a mountain range in Scotland, and a national park in Victoria, Australia.
How tall is snowdonia mountain?
Snowdon is 1085 meters tall and is the tallest mountain in England and wales.
What north-south mountain chain runs through central England?
The Pennines is the north-south mountain chain that runs through central England. It is often referred to as the "backbone of England" and separates the east and west of the country.
What is the highest point or mountain in England?
Scafell Pike
