How are the landforms of the eastern united states and canada different from those of the western united states and canada

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Humberto Short

Geography

16 July, 08:31

How are the landforms of the eastern united states and canada different from those of the western united states and canada

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Karter Dawson · Answer 1

Because the landforms do a lot of things different

Natalia · Answer 2

The Great Plains of North America slope east from the Rockies to the edge of the Canada, East cost:the Appalachians, about 1,500 miles in length, extend from central Alabama in the U. S. up through the New England states and the Canadian provinces.