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Would you put the Sierra Nevada in the category of mountains or plains?
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They are mountains that are located in CA. One of the major attractions in the Sierra's is Yosemite National Park.
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What region is between Sierra Nevada's and the Rocky Mountains?
The Great Basin
The sierra Nevada mountains are what than the coast ranges?
coastal plains duaa!!! ya man dua!!!
What the Sierra Nevada mountains are than the coast ranges?
coastal plains duaa!!! ya man dua!!!
What are major physical features in the US?
Mountain Sierra Nevada
What geographic feature keeps moisture from the pacific oceans from reaching the interior of the US?
Sierra Nevada range
What divides the rockies into its two part?
The North American continent. The Rockies pass through Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, western Colorado, and New Mexico. To the east is the "great plains", and to the west is the Sierra Nevada mountains of California and Nevada, and the Cascade Mountains of Oregon and Washington.
What are the mountains between the Great Plains and the Great Basin are?
Sierra Neveda
What is Mexicos physical setting dominated by?
The physical setting of Mexico is dominated by numerous mountains such as the Sierra Madre Occidental, Sierra Madre Oriental, and the Sierra Madre Del Sur. Mexico also has deserts, plateaus, mountains, bays, gulfs, peninsulas, and plains
Are there any mountain ranges near the Mississippi river?
No, there are a lot more west of the Mississippi. The Rockies, Sierra Nevada, Cascade, and Bitterroot Ranges and numerous lesser ranges and mountains are west of the Mississippi.
Did the Shone Indians live in the plains or the mountains?
the Sho Shone Indians lived in the mountains. They traveled over Arizona,Idaho, Montana,Nevada, and Utah. That is the basic answer.
3 longest mountain ranges in North America?
The terrain of United States includes four mountain ranges: # Appalachian Mountains # Rocky Mountains # Sierra Nevada range # Cascade range The Appalachian mountain range divides the eastern seaboard from the Great Lakes and the grasslands of the Midwest. The Rocky mountains flank the Great Plains on the Western edge and reach altitudes higher than 14,000 feet in Colorado. It runs north to south across the country. The Sierra Nevada range and the Cascade range both run close to the Pacific coast.
What natural barrier would a pioneer traveling west to California encounter that a pioneer to Oregon would not?
It's either A. Great Plains B. Mississippi River C. Rocky Mountains D. Sierra Nevada I'm stuck on the exact same question.
