Landforms

Mount Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti plain, lake Tanganyika, lake Victoria, and also the great rift valley there is also the Himalaya's. Tanzania is a small country for what it has in it.

San Andreas, California is actually a bit EAST of Stockton, California.

By accessing the "Fault Map" link provided below, you can readily see that the fault zone is actually WEST of San Francisco at that latitude.

By accessing the "Field Guide" link, you can see a VERY GOOD photo of the fault, shot from the air. Go a little further on that link to see some VERY IMPRESSIVE photos of California's biggest fault. (800+ miles in length!)

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it is because the rivers bring very fertile soil called alluvium which is best for agriculture,then the soil

is deposited on the plain and theLplain is thats whty very fertile.

seas, oceans, rivers, lakes

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The government of Pakistan approved Mr. Hafeez Jalundhary's lyrics, which he had written in 1952. Thus, Mr. Hafeez Jalundhary's poetry was transformed into Pakistan's National Anthem.

They became stops along the many trade routes that crossed the peninsula.

Transform boundary. It's transform boundary because there are mainly earthquakes in the west coast so, the transform boundary is when the plates move horizontally past each other which cause earthquakes.

a valley, a canyon, a hole, a gulch, a hollow, a gully

According to government issued databases, there are about 14000 airports in the U.S. Of those only about 5000 have paved runways. And out of that 5000, there are only 376 that have regularly scheduled airline service.

According to the CIA World Factbook (refer to the link, below), there were 14,951 airports in the fifty U.S. States, as of 2008. As of 2010, the CIA reports that there were 15,079 airports in the United States.

Mt. Rainier has erupted 11 confirmed times in the last 10,000 years. Most of these eruptions (8) are concentrated between 6500 and 4000 years ago. Since the eruption 2,200 years ago there has only been one recorded explosive eruption as identified and dated through airfall tephra and tree ring dating. This eruption was believed to be between 1820 and 1854 AD. For further information on the more distant geologic history and understanding of future risks from Mt. Rainier see related links to the Cascades Volcano Observatory.

The main physical feature of the rain forest region in West and Central Africa is the Congo River Basin.

the land formy kind

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Basically there is very little evidence. All too common is the confusion between degredation and desertification. Because Africa's environment is so variable actual desertification can be vary hard to prove due to the seasonal rains and periods of drought. Some areas have actually been classed as desertified but then 3 rainy seasons later have burst back into life. Check out this article: Binns, T. (1990) 'Is Desertification a Myth?', geography 75 (2), pp. 106-113

The major landforms of France are:mountains, hills, plains and rivers.

It has been found through arduous experiment and great personal danger that the best way to determine the color of rocks is to look at them.

The Qutb Minar is a tower in Delhi, India which stands at 72.5 meters (237.8 ft). The lower three storeys of the minaret are made mainly of a buff colored quartzite, a type of red sandstone and the top two stories are constructed using white marble.

The Great Rift Valley is predominently a feature of the African landscape. It starts (or ends) in northern Syria (in Southwest Asia) and runs southward through east Africa to central Mozambique.

tourist come to the Caribbean for alot of reasons like vacation & to relax or because they just want to view the beaches & the lovely waterfall tourist just come to the Caribbean to see the nature

The broad, grassy plains of South Africa are the veld or veldt.

When they first saw Canada they saw Flat and Rocky so they called it Helluland, likely Baffin Island. Then they sailed south and saw a land with many Trees so they called it Markland, likely Labrador. They continued south and found a lovely valley with many grapes so they named it Vinland. Likely Newfoundland. Obviously the climate was much warmer than today because Newfoundland is not nearly as warm these days.

As for Greenland, I believe they saw the lush green valleys they eventually settled in, and since there were no one there before them they became the Indigenous or Aboriginals, the First Nations, of Greenland.