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What type of faulting is common in the Basin and Range province?

Basin and Range faults


What geologic province of North America is a place where the crust has been uplifted and extended forming alternating areas of high elevation and low elevation?

The Basin and Range Province in western North America is characterized by alternating mountain ranges and valleys due to crustal extension and uplift. This region is the result of tectonic forces stretching the Earth's crust, creating a landscape of high mountain ranges and deep basins.


What mountains are in the basin and range province?

Some of the prominent mountains in the Basin and Range Province include the Sierra Nevada, Snake Range, Ruby Mountains, Wasatch Range, and Granite Mountains. These mountains are characterized by parallel ridges and valleys, which are a result of stretching and pulling apart of the Earth's crust.


Where is Tarim Basin?

Xinjiang Province of China


Intermontane Basin and Plateau physiographic province?

Nevada


What major cities are in the basin and range province?

Major cities in the Basin and Range Province include Las Vegas (Nevada), Reno (Nevada), Salt Lake City (Utah), and Phoenix (Arizona).


Why is the basin and range province important?

because it is a geological term for topography


Which mountain has the basin and range province is characterized by normal faults?

The answer is a fault-block mountain


In which of the four provinces do most new Mexicans live?

basin and range province


What is another name for Western Plateau?

The Great Basin


What state has most of its territory located in the intermontane basin and plateau physiographic province?

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The basin and range province can be found in A west US B Alaska C Korean?

Much of the western and southwestern US was formed during the Basin and Range expansion period some 25 to 40 million years ago. I could be wrong, but it sort of looks like some punctuation was omitted in the question.