What is the land like in Kentucky?

Answer 1

The Cumberland or Appalachian Plateau in the eastern third of the state is heavily forested with hills and mountains and has the state's highest point at 4,139 ft.

The Bluegrass Region is made up of rolling hills and meadows and is named for the Kentucky Bluegrass.

The Northwestern part of the state is hilly land and is bordered by the Ohio River. It is also called the Western Coal Field because of its large coal deposits.

The southwestern corner of KY has the swampy lowlands of the Mississippi River flood plain, and is the lowest level of the state. This area is called the Jackson Purchase and was named after Andrew Jackson.

The Mammoth Cave region is in the central part of KY and is the world's longest cave system. It has 365 miles of mapped and explored cave area.

The Land Between the Lakes is a recreational area, popular for hunting and fishing. It is hilly and forested, with 170,000 acres.

The main land form for Eastern Kentucky is plateaus.

Answer 2

The land in Kentucky is much like the land in Tennessee. This land has a lot of trees and a lot of hills.

Answer 3

There are two important land features that border Kentucky. These are the Ohio River, as well as the Mississippi River.

Answer 4

There are a variety of landforms in Kentucky. These include rolling hills, meadows, mountains, rivers, swamps, as well as caves.

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Answer 6

Kentucky's major landforms include mountains. The Appalachian Mountains are found in Kentucky. The Cumberland Plateau is also found in Kentucky.

Answer 7

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