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1.
HIGHLANDS
BY: STONE BRUSH
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ROCKY MOUNTAINS
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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
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CASCADE RANGE
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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
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WETLANDS
BY: MARTIN RAVAL
Photo by
angela7dreams
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EVERGLADES
Photo by
PictureWendy
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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
Photo by
Rafael Robayna - ecocentrik.com
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OKEFENOKEE
Photo by
finchlake2000
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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
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THE END
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Werner Kunz
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