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How are Great Plains different from the Central plains?
The central plains are mostly flat with numerous streams and rivers, however the great plains are much flatter and the climate is much drier.
What are the natural resources central plains?
Oil, salt, rivers, wood
What are the resources of the north central plains?
Oil, salt, rivers, wood
What are the major rivers in the north central plains in Texas?
The major rivers in the north central plains region of Texas are Red River, Sabine River, Trinity River, Brazos River and Colorado River.
What are the natural resources of north central plains?
Oil, salt, rivers, wood
How do rivers and lakes contribute to the economy of the central plains?
transportation petroleum, or salt
How are the central plains and great plaines different?
They are mainly different by the precipitation and the crops. The central plains have more precipitation (20-40) and the Great plains have (less than 20).The central plains are mostly flat with numerous streams and rivers, however the great plains are much flatter and the climate is much drier.
Which two rivers in the central plains provided fertile areas for farming?
Columbia river and Mississippi river
What does rivers and lakes contribute to the central plains?
im not shure but i looked this up and i think its transportation ,petroleum or salt
What are the natural resources in the central plains of Texas?
oil,rivers,salts,hardwood trees,lumber,silver,cotton
What is a North Central plains?
The North Central Plains is a region in Texas characterized by rolling plains, plateaus, and rivers. It is an agricultural area known for farming and ranching, with a climate that supports a variety of crops and livestock. The region is also significant for its oil and gas production.
How are the great plains the same to the central plains?
Central planes are planes that intersect
