How many mountains are there in Cumbria?
lots and there all fury like ur mam lots and there all fury like ur mam
Where is the highest elevation in the Rocky Mountains?
Colorado has more than 100 mountain peaks that exceed 13,123 ft elevation. The state's highest point (and the highest point in the entire Rocky Mountains) is the summit of Mount Elbert at 14,440 feet.
How do you build a mountain out of clay?
you can roll it and make it stand up put green clay under it for the grass
How old are the Rocky Mountains in western Canada?
They are 50-100 million years ago
The mountains of western Canada are tall and jagged, creating magnificent scenery. They contain many minerals, dense forests, mineral resources, and potential for hydroelectric power. Banff and Jasper National Parks as well as other national parks and public lands combined with private activities, such as ski resorts, attract millions of tourists each year. As with most things in life, a price must be paid for benefits. The jagged and tall mountains inhibit transportation. Only a few roads and railways cross the mountains, so that east-west movement across Canada is limited.
How can the topography of the rocky mountains be describe?
According to John Denver they're VERY rocky.
What is the relative location of the Rocky Mountains?
In the United States, the Rocky Mountains are located in Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, and Colorado. They also extend into New Mexico and Utah.
What natural resources that are found in the rocky mountains?
Natural resources of the Rocky Mountains are copper, gold, silver, lead and Molybdenum. The main natural resources are mineral deposits and forests.
Who has the most population in rocky mountain region states?
what is the popoulation of the rocky mountains
What are the adaptations of people living in the rocky mountain area?
They hike, hunt, camp, ski, etc...;
Have to get used to lots of tourist
Unpredictable Weather to dress for
Are there other volcanoes in the rocky mountains?
The only volcano anywhere near the Rockies is the giant one lying beneath Yellowstone park.
What are some uses of the Rocky mountains?
The are wonderful to view, an excellent source of water and a great place for recreation.
Mount Wycheproof in the Mallee region of Victoria, Australia is the smallest mountain in the world. It stands 47m above the surrounding plain. The town of Wycheproof is built on it's 'slopes'. It was mistakenly classified as a mountain by the Surveyor-General even though by size, it should be a hill. (See http://maps.google.com.au/maps?ll=-36.074499,143.23394&z=16&t=h&hl=en)
Mount Wycheproof is predominantly granite and has a quarry on the east face of the mountain. It is also where Whycheproofite was discovered. (See http://webmineral.com/data/Wycheproofite.shtml)
Physical effects of the rocky mountain spotted fever?
The Symptoms are Chills, Confusion, Fever, Headache, Muscle pain, and Rash. The other symptoms that may can be with the disease are Diarrhea, Light sensitivity, Hallucinations, Loss of appetite, Nausea, Thirst, and Vomiting.
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How long ago did the rocky mountains form?
It started forming in the mesozoic era - 245-66 million years ago.
The Andes is the longest mountain range in the world above or below sea level.
I think the mid-ocean ridge is the longest below sea level...but I'm not sure