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Highlands And Wetlands

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

HIGHLANDS

BY: STONE BRUSH

ROCKY MOUNTAINS

QUICK FACTS

  • A nickname for the Rocky Mountains is the Rockies
  • The Rockies are located in western North America
  • Rocky Mountains stretch more than 3,000 miles
  • The Rocky Mountains were initially formed from 80 million to 55 million years ago
  • Rising over 14,000 feet into the sky

CASCADE RANGE

QUICK FACTS

  • A nickname for this range is called the Cascades
  • This range is located in the western part of North America
  • The highest Elevation is at 14,411 ft
  • This mountain range spreads across the United States and Canada
  • This range has the Length of 700 mi (1,100 km) north-south

WETLANDS

BY: MARTIN RAVAL
Photo by angela7dreams

EVERGLADES

Photo by PictureWendy

QUICK FACTS

  • The Everglades is the only place that has the American Alligator and the American Crocodile in the wild.
  • The Everglades comprise the largest subtropical wetland ecosystem in North America.
  • 734 Square Miles.
  • The Everglades is the largest and most important freshwater, subtropical peat wetland in North America.
  • There are no underground springs in the Everglades

OKEFENOKEE

Photo by finchlake2000

QUICK FACTS

  • 700 Square Miles
  • Established in 1936
  • The average temperature is68 degrees F
  • Water source is from 95% from rainfall
  • 128 feet above sea level on the northeast side to 103 feet above sea level on the southwest side
Photo by Jo Jakeman

THE END

Photo by Werner Kunz