What is the topography of the Everglades?

Answer 1

The topography is so subdued that a broad sheet of water slowly flows over and through the porous limestone bedrock on its way to the sea, rather than following well-defined valleys. Most of the park is actually covered with water during normal wet seasons, while dry winters cause fresh water to dwindle to a few open areas crowded with wildlife.

Answer 2

Florida is very flat. Most of its flatness is a result of the ocean. Most of Florida and the Everglades has been covered by the ocean for millions of years and formed layer upon layer of limestone, which are fairly flat, although they collectively tip a bit towards the west.

Answer 3

It is a big subtropical and tropical area with many plants and different animals.

Answer 4

swampy and wet

Answer 5

the swamp and marsh