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True, but still the majority of the mountain ranges are in the west, that being said there are some topographically striking ones out east particularly in newfoundland and Labrador even if their elevation is not all that high.
Us is very diverse because it’s huge.
But most of the country isn’t exactly worth writing home about.
Take for example the large section from the Rockies to the Appalachians: landscape-wise is a giant piece of monotonous boring rubbish
You remind me of my Italian friend from Alba who took a road trip from Texas to Atlanta. She jokes that she was ready to shoot herself from boredom. Described the scenery as wasteland, saying even England's flat scenery was 1000x prettier.
The US and China are the most geographically diverse, not only due to their size, but also because they cover a wide range of climates.
The US has nothing of the following, China does have some sort of equivalence. Whilst the USA's size and far flung territories allow it to be diverse, it still lacks several elements.
Foz do Iguazu is in Brazil and not in the Amazon but the south of the country. All photos posted are from Colombia's Amazon & desert regions. That fall is the Apaporis, you can get surprisingly close to it despite its powerful flow.
Foz do Iguazu is in Brazil and not in the Amazon but the south of the country. All photos posted are from Colombia's Amazon & desert regions. That fall is the Apaporis, you can get surprisingly close to it despite its powerful flow.
Word, I just didn't know there was another waterfall in South America with that wide and powerful a flow. I think I might just need to plan a two week trip to Colombia at some point.
Foz do Iguazu is in Brazil and not in the Amazon but the south of the country. All photos posted are from Colombia's Amazon & desert regions. That fall is the Apaporis, you can get surprisingly close to it despite its powerful flow.
Isn’t Iguazu falls shared with Argentina?
I didn’t know that Colombia has deserts....I checked, there are two desert areas,
both quite small, Guajira Peninsula and Tatacoa Desert.
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