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Landforms
A landform is a natural land feature that makes up the Earth’s surface. There are many kinds of landforms, including valleys, island, volcanoes, caves, mountains, plateaus, hills, plains, desert, and glaciers.
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What is the land elevation of San Miguel de Allende Mexico?
6400 feet mas o menos !!! www.visit-sanmiguel.com
How do people in Trinidad and tobago earn a living?
I can't believe someone actually asked this! People in Trinidad and Tobago earn a living just like everyone else in the world. There are many educated individuals who find jobs in the local private and public sectors. There are entrepreneurs, bankers, lawyers, doctors, teachers, caterers... you name it. Jobs vary from the primary (agricultural) sector to the secondary (commercial) sector. The Trinidad and Tobago economy however is mainly supported by its oil and natural gas industry which provides jobs for a significant portion of its population. Tobago's economy is more focused on Tourism and also provides a significant portion of the country's annual GDP. In addition to the exportation of oil and natural gas, a small amount of revenue is generated from the export of locally grown produce. Trinidad's economy provides a variety jobs and so, many of its Caribbean neighbours actually migrate to Trinidad for employment. Some even consider it (the country) to be the "New York" of the Caribbean.
What are several factors people consider when choosing a place to settle?
Location. Crime rate. Schools. Nearby shopping. Distance to work
Is Yosemite Falls larger than Niagara Falls?
No, Niagara Falls is really HUGE....it spans a distance between Canada and the United States.
It is an island part of Scotland owned by sir Paul McCartney
At which conference was the continent of Africa divided among European powers in 1885?
Berlin Conference
What is the smallest volcano in the world?
The smallest valcano in the world is: the
Cuexcomate volcano, in a suburb of the city of Puebla, is generally considered to be the world's smallest volcano,Weighing in at an estimated 40 metric tons, it stands just 13 meters (43 feet) tall, with a reach (diameter) of 23 meters (75 feet).
Why are volcanoes and hurricanes the same?
they are not the same. volcanoes may form underwater but the usually produce islands. though a hurricane is a storm in the middle of the ocean containing strong winds and it may contain a lightning storm. then the hurricane heads toward land and destroys just about everything in its path. hope this helped
Landforms such as mountains rivers and valleys that make up the surface features of an area called?
geographical features
Where is the Roan Plateau and why is it famous?
The Roan Plateau is in western Colorado, about 25 miles west of Glenwood Springs. Rising 3,000 feet above the Colorado River valley, the Roan Plateau is one of the area's last areas of public lands not yet leased for oil and gas drilling. The Roan Plateau includes one of Colorado's tallest waterfalls, genetically pure strains of rare native trout, and plants that are known to occur only here. The area teems with wildlife and is popular for hunting, fishing, camping, and other types of recreation. The lands are grazed by livestock by ranchers who have public land permits.
The Roan Plateau is part of the Piceance Basin, one of North America's largest natural gas plays. Massive levels of oil and gas drilling are occurring all around the Roan Plateau, where 95% of the public lands managed by the US Dept of Interior Bureau of Land Management are already leased for this activity. Since 2000, the BLM has been in a planning process for a portion of the Roan Plateau, pushing under the priorities of the Bush Administration to open these lands to drilling. Public sentiment strongly opposes drilling the unleased public lands of the natural Roan Plateau, and a strong, local effort has developed to protect these popular public lands.
Transferred from the US Department of Energy to the BLM in 1997, the Roan Plateau planning area is actually part of a much larger feature, also called the Roan Plateau that stretches from eastern Utah to its dramatic conclusion in the area often called "Roan Plateau," more accurately the Roan Plateau Planning Area. Half the lands in the RPPA is already leased or owned outright by the energy companies, and development has recently exploded across these lands. But the core portion of the Roan's public lands remain natural and unleased, and these are the center of the effort to save Roan Plateau. More info at saveroanplateau.org
How old is the east African great rift valley?
older than a jack rabbit running on a treadmill with weights in his kangaroo pouch on a hot summers day with a cold breeze running through his hair on a skillet fried up with mashed potaters eating a churro near the equater writing an essay on tuesday
thank me later
Hingle McCringleberry
Flat land at the mouth of a river?
The floodplain is an area of flat land found on either side of a river that usually becomes wider as the river nears its mouth.
A low watery formation of land at the mouth of a river is called a delta.
Is ayers rock or mount Rushmore closest to the equator?
Uluru (Ayers Rock) is closer to the equator than Mount Rushmore. Uluru is located in Australia, near the Tropic of Capricorn, which is 23.5 degrees south of the equator. Mount Rushmore is located in South Dakota, USA, which is at a much higher latitude north of the equator.
What are some mountains in Libya?
The Arkenu Mountains, deep in the Libyan desert are flat topped mountains that rise to about 5,000 ft.
How long did it take for the Rocky Mountains to form?
The rocky mountians formed over 20 million years of colition bettween two continental plates
