No, the Sierra Nevada is not part of the Pacific Northwest region. The Sierra Nevada mountain range is primarily located in California, extending into western Nevada. The Pacific Northwest generally includes the states of Washington, Oregon, and parts of Idaho, known for its distinct geographical and cultural characteristics.
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The Sierra Nevada Region counties contain an estimated 3.8 million people or about 10.8 percent of the combined California and Nevada population of 35 million people (USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region. 2001a)
The Sierra Nevada mountains block moisture from the Pacific from crossing into Nevada, creating a rain shadow desert.
Some of the mountain ranges in the Pacific coast region of North America include the Cascade Range, the Coast Mountains, the Sierra Nevada, and the Coast Range. These ranges run along the western edge of the continent and contribute to the diverse landscapes of the region.
The Sierra Nevada mountain range does not contain a sea; it is a terrestrial region located primarily in California and partially in Nevada. However, the Sierra Nevada is home to several lakes and rivers, including Lake Tahoe and the American River. The closest significant body of water is the Pacific Ocean, located to the west of the mountain range.
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