Landscapes

The answer lies in separating the noun (coast or coastal) from the prefix (inter or intra.)

In English, a prefix is added to the beginning of a word to modify its meaning. Intra- is a prefix signifying inside, within, interior, during. Inter- is a prefix signifying among, between, amid, during, within, mutual, reciprocal.


Therefore, an "Intracoastal waterway" can be said to be an "inside-the-coast" or "within-the-coast" waterway. An "Intercoastal waterway" would be an "among-the-coast(s)" or "between-the-coast(s)" waterway.


More to the point; the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway is a protected waterway totally within the coast of the United States. The fact that it also lies in, between and among several states (Interstate in other words) is unrelated to to the fact that it is within the coast. The confusion arises due to the extensive, and commonly called, "Interstate" highway system in the United States which runs among and between the several states.

if you draw on the paper with the long sides at the top and bottom or a actual picture of an landscape, but if you are talking art then it would be a scenery behind the picture you are/about/have already draw

The usual result is flooding.

I believe that when you say ha ha you're trying to be funny but when you laugh there is not really a spelling for how you laugh but usually when you say ha ha you would say it in a text letting the other person witch you are texting know that you just laughed at something or something that they said that was funny!

HA HA IT IS FUN TO LAUGH! <3 :)

Wind abrasion is the process by which wind-blown particles, such as sand or dust, wear away or erode rocks and other surfaces over time through constant friction. This form of erosion occurs in arid and windy environments where strong winds continuously transport abrasive particles that collide with and erode exposed surfaces.

Do you mean Pieter Bruegel? Well, I am sure you do. He spelled his name Brueghel until 1559, and his sons retained the "h" in the spelling of their names. Pieter Bruegel was an artist who painted a picture with oil on canvas named Landscape with the fall of Icarus. This painting was done in 1558 and depicts a boy named Icarus falling and drowning while his surroundings, a peasant, a shepherd and a fisherman, are ignorant to the problem.

you should look at a place where there is sand and lots of water i did a project where you make a sand clay soil then when you pour water on it it created a 2 delta so try it out maybe you can find a delta near rivers or sand!

To call yourself a landscape architect you need a university degree in Landscape Architecture. (Generally 4 years full time)

To be a Garden Designer you dont need any qualifications but they help if you want to be a good one. Could include qualifications in Horticulture, Enviromental Science, Architecture, Landscape Construction etc. would all help.

They are an integral part of the soil formation process

"Physical landscape" refers to the natural features and characteristics of a particular area, such as mountains, rivers, forests, and coastlines. It encompasses the visible aspects of the environment and how they contribute to the overall appearance and geography of a region.

Landscaping is usuallly done around summer time. The reason it is done is because it makes a yard look really really nice. And not so bad

The biggest roundabout in the world is located at Putrajaya, Malaysia with a diameter of 3.5km (2.7 miles).

The Maasai landscape is semi-arid with vast grasslands, acacia trees, and scattered hills. It is characterized by open savannah plains, thorny bushes, and seasonal rivers that sustain wildlife and livestock. The landscape also includes volcanic mountains such as Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya.

Uprooted is up

They're in Africa because the climate in Africa supports the wildlife that lives there.

Depends on where you go. Very mountainous though, at points I think it looks like the Mountains of California (remember the background of the old MASH series?) The mountains have dense vegetation and seem to shoot straight up--not the gradual incline. All cities seem to look the same, though. No character, ugly ferro-concrete, and zero Urban planning. They look and feel like concrete islands with hundreds of rows of vending machines The hospital is next to the dump is next to the kindergarden is next to the driving range and parking building...

Taiga

Antarctica is larger than the Sahara desert. This is because Antarctica is the world's largest desert.

Antarctica and the Sahara are both very dry, so they are both classified as deserts.

Badlands have many definitions. Some feel all deserts are badlands. However, there are some regions called badlands that are not in the desert. Badlands is a bad term as deserts are not bad. Deserts have many beautiful areas and provide a variety of natural resources for man. Deserts provide habitat for numerous species of plants and animals.

* The Amazon rainforest is one of the most important producers of natural rubber in the world. * Also, a major part of the economy of the Amazon rainforest is illegal activity such as drug dealing and wood cutting. Most of the drugs are not farmed in the Amazon region, but the area provides a good path for the drug dealers to deliver their products. * Also, tourism is also a small part of the Amazon economy. It is not nearly as important as the other things mentioned, but it still plays a part in the economy of that area.

Arid means "dry", semi means "half". An area that is dry enough to be a "half desert" is semi arid.

huh? What's a "half-desert"?

Semi-arid is a land classification based on annual average rainfall, usually between 250-400mm per year.

Transportation. Before roads and railroads, Canals were the thing if you wanted to move stuff. far better than carrying or horse carts.