What are the three sections of the Great Plains region of Texas? (OC1) .

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iren2701 [21]3 years ago

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The Great Plains region of Texas is part of the larger Great Plains of North America. The 3 separate areas in this region include the High Plains, the Edward Plateau, and the Llano Basin. The landforms in these areas include plains, plateaus , canyons , escarpments , and basins .

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