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What physical process created the landform features and bodies of water in the Midwest?
glaciers and earthquakes
What type of landform does most of the middle west lie on?
Most of the Midwest lies on the Central Lowlands, a broad and flat region characterized by rolling hills, fertile plains, and river valleys. This area includes the Great Plains, which extend westward and are known for their agriculture. Additionally, parts of the Midwest feature the Appalachian Highlands to the east and the Ozark Plateau to the south, but the predominant landform is the expansive lowland.
What landform do the most people live on?
plains
What land form does the Midwest not have?
The Midwest does not have major mountain ranges. While there are some hilly areas in states like Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois, the region lacks the towering peaks that are found in the western United States.
Is Kentucky a part of the Midwest?
Yes, it is most definitely a part of the Midwest.
What is the major landform of the Midwest?
hills and mountains
What type of landform covers most of the Midwest?
particles
What physical process created the landform features and bodies of water in the Midwest?
glaciers and earthquakes
Name a major landform found in the Midwest?
im notsure=/ plains... not sure of any others.
How could you tell a mountain from a plain?
A plain is a flat landform, like you can see in the Midwest. Mountains are huge and steep.
What are some of the landforms for the Midwest region?
one landform is theBlack Hills Mountain Range it is in the western area of south dakota
What are the resources in Midwest?
The Midwest has abundant resources in coal, timber, and rich farmland. The soil in the Midwest is rich due to glacial deposits.
What type of landform does most of the middle west lie on?
Most of the Midwest lies on the Central Lowlands, a broad and flat region characterized by rolling hills, fertile plains, and river valleys. This area includes the Great Plains, which extend westward and are known for their agriculture. Additionally, parts of the Midwest feature the Appalachian Highlands to the east and the Ozark Plateau to the south, but the predominant landform is the expansive lowland.
How many people in the Midwest in 2008 died from a tornado?
Tornadoes in the Midwest killed 41 people in 2008.
What landform do the most people live on?
plains
What land form does the Midwest not have?
The Midwest does not have major mountain ranges. While there are some hilly areas in states like Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois, the region lacks the towering peaks that are found in the western United States.
Why are there no subways in the Midwest?
Not enough people.
