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Mountains as a landform vary quite widely. But you may consider any localized elevation could be a mountain. There is no really short definition. It would be unusual to consider it a mountain if it were less than 500 feet (150 m) high.
Sometimes many mountains will be joined together, and form a mountain range.
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What are the tallest landform on earth called?
Mountains
What landform is shared by both Peru and Ecuador?
The Andes Mountains.
What mountains from the eastern boundary of the north European lowland landform?
ural
Which mountains from the eastern boundary of the North European Lowland landform?
The Ural Mountains form the eastern boundary of the North European Lowland landform. They separate the lowland from the Western Siberian Plain in Russia.
The Great plains are bounded on one side by what landform?
the rocky mountains i think
What is a major landform in Texas?
A major landform of Texas is The Rocky Mountains that begin there.
What kind of landform are at the mountains?
Well, a mountain is a landform, therefore, it's a mountain
What landform dominates japan?
mountains
What is the main landform of micronesia?
is mountains
What is the main landform of Hokkaido?
mountains
What landform did the Romans have the most?
it was mountains
Which landform is crust thickest?
mountains
What is the major landform of the Midwest?
hills and mountains
Landform in the southeast?
mountains,forests,rivers
What are the tallest landform on earth called?
Mountains
What is the highest kind of landform called?
Mountains
What does landform found in Florida include?
mountains
