<span>Mexico has two mountain ranges (Sierra Madra Oriental and Sierra Madre Occidental) that run generally north-south along the majority of the mainland (that is, everything other than the Baja Peninsula). If you look at an east-to-west cross section of Mexico's landforms, you have the coast, then a mountain range, then a BIG valley/basin, then another mountain range, and finally the other coast. </span>
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
That
is newtons 3rd law
The main difference between geography and geology
is that geography is mostly dealing with the physical overall shapes of
the land. Geology is a science that is interested in how the land got
into the shape it did.
Geology is mostly about what the ground is
made up of from a natural perspective. What kind of rocks it contains
and how those rocks or layers of rocks got there.
Geography is
mostly dealing with mapping the extent of landforms, how far rivers are,
how long mountain ranges are, how long the coast line is. This is often
from the perspective of people or culture.
These chemical processes need water , and occur more rapidly at the higher temperature ,so warm ,damp climates are best.
The city that lies 10km it maybe oxford
