Explain the Andes Mountains parallel ranges.
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South America: Andes
In Peru and Bolivia, the mountains form two parallel ranges that create a wide plateau known as the altiplano. The Andes then form a single range that separates Chile from Argentina. With an average height of 12,500 feet (3,810 m), the Andes are the second- highest mountain range in the world.
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South America: Andes
In Peru and Bolivia, the mountains form two parallel ranges that create a wide plateau known as the altiplano. The Andes then form a single range that separates Chile from Argentina. With an average height of 12,500 feet (3,810 m), the Andes are the second- highest mountain range in the world.
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