Describe how site and situation have affected the growth of Megalopolis in North America
Megalopolis was formed along the northeastern coast of the United States by the gradual coalescence of large, independent, metropolitan areas such as Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
The site of a place refers to the features that make up the immediate environment of that places location. The area has natural harbors and cheap water transportation, these have been a good asset.
Situation or location relative to other places is a major factor in the areas growth, each urban area benefiting economically by proximity to other urban areas. Core cities in the interior, agriculture, and accessibility are very important for rapid growth.
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a. advancing sea levels b. retreating sea levels c. evaporation of pluvial lakes d. deposition of carbonates in pluvial lakes e. deposition of carbonates in proglacial lakes
Upper-level winds blow from west to east in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
____________________ balance explains why surface winds cross isobars toward regions of low pressure
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
What organisms are involved in the process of transpiration?
A) Plants B) Insects C) Fish and other aquatic creatures D) Grazers such as deer and elk