can you describe the 5 main land region of Texas?

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Answer 1

Yes I can.
But unfortunately, according to my encyclopedia, there are only 4 major land regions:
1. the Basin and Range
2. the Great Plains
3. the Osage Plains
4. the West Gulf Coastal Plains

The Basin and Range Region is in W Texas, bounded by the Pecos R. in the E and the Rio Grande in the W. It comprises isolated mountains rising from high plains. Deep canyons along the upper Rio Grande add to the beauty of the region.

The Great Plains cover much of central Texas as well as most of the Texas Panhandle in the N. They vary in elevation from about 215 m (about 700 ft.) in the E to more than 1219 m (more than 4000 ft.) in the Llano Estacado (Staked Plain), along the New Mexico border. Treeless and dry, the Great Plains are interrupted in the S by the Texas hill country and the Edwards plateau. The fertile soils of the vast expanse are now highly productive as a result of irrigation and dryland farming and yield bountiful harvests of wheat and cotton.

The Osage Plains extend S from Oklahoma into the N central part of Texas. Fertile black soils, particularly in the E section of the region, make this a favored farming belt for cotton, grain and livesock. The hillier W section is better suited to ranching.

The West Gulf Coastal Plains comprises approximately the E two-fifths of Texas. This is a low, flat area ranging in elevation from sea level to about 90 m (about 300 ft.). Fertile sandy soils combined with ample warmth and plentiful rainfall make this an agriculturally productive region.


hope i helped you with that! :)

Answer 2

The site listed below shows seven main land regions of Texas and labels them on a simple outline map of the state.

Answer 3

I don't know, can I?

Say please next time, sugar t*ts.