The great plains were considered to be a "desert" (to some extent this was confirmed when people later settled there in the 1920s and through improper erosion control farming practices followed by a several year drought, brought about the dust bowl during the 1930s).
This land is actually very fertile, but only with modern irrigation and erosion control practices that were not available to the pioneers in the 1800s.
The colony of South Australia was not established as a convict settlement because, by the 1830s, on further penal colonies were required in Australia. The main reason for settlement in South Australia is that the British Government wished to establish a colony on the southern coast, securing its claim against the possibility of French incursions.
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Atlantic
false
Rockey Moutains
Plymouth was the first settlement in Massachusetts.
The colony of South Australia was not established as a convict settlement because, by the 1830s, on further penal colonies were required in Australia. The main reason for settlement in South Australia is that the British Government wished to establish a colony on the southern coast, securing its claim against the possibility of French incursions.
plains
Coastal Plains
England
On the coast.
The Plains in Israel are located along the coast it is also a fre coutry
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The five regions of Texas are the Gulf Coast Plains, the Prairie Plains, the Great Plains, the Rolling Plains, and the Basin and Range.
rain
no
Vegetation in coastal plains refers to plant life that can grow in the coast or sand, also plants that can grow in plains.