Elementary Geography
Elementary Geography
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Plateau Region AND Pacific Slope.
For Reading: As we go westward from the Missouri River, across the Great Central Plain, we begin slowly to ascend the eastern side of the Rock}' Mountains. The ascent is so gradual that travelers are often surprised to be told that they are on the top of the mountains, when they seem all the time to have been crossing a plain.
Between the Rocky Mountains and the Si er'ra Neva'da Range, a region of high land, sometimes called the Great Plateau Region, stretches ...on to the west for nearly 1, 000 miles. Here and there in this region some mountain streams ripple through narrow valleys that can ' be cultivated, but the general surface is rugged and rocky, some of its peaks rising nearly three miles above the level of the sea.
PEOPLE, PRODUCTIONS, AND ISLANDS.
41 In the Rocky Mountain system are found some of the greatest of those wonderful cuts through mountains, called canons (kan'yon). These canons seem like great chasms, or splits, in the earth, but in reality they are deep chan- nels, worn by streams of water flowing for thousands and thousands of years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plateau Region AND Pacific Slope.
For Reading: As we go westward from the Missouri River, across the Great Central Plain, we begin slowly to ascend the eastern side of the Rock}' Mountains. The ascent is so gradual that travelers are often surprised to be told that they are on the top of the mountains, when they seem all the time to have been crossing a plain.
Between the Rocky Mountains and the Si er'ra Neva'da Range, a region of high land, sometimes called the Great Plateau Region, stretches ...on to the west for nearly 1, 000 miles. Here and there in this region some mountain streams ripple through narrow valleys that can ' be cultivated, but the general surface is rugged and rocky, some of its peaks rising nearly three miles above the level of the sea.
PEOPLE, PRODUCTIONS, AND ISLANDS.
41 In the Rocky Mountain system are found some of the greatest of those wonderful cuts through mountains, called canons (kan'yon). These canons seem like great chasms, or splits, in the earth, but in reality they are deep chan- nels, worn by streams of water flowing for thousands and thousands of years.
What to read after Elementary Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California State Board of Education to read onlineMoreLess
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