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How do intermontane plains form? Write the names and the locations

of 3 plains in Europe.​

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Answered by sd926009
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Intermontane plateaus are plateaus that border mountain ranges (usually fold mountains) or are partially or completely enclosed inside them. The term "intermontane" refers to the area between two mountains. The highest plateaus on the planet are found in the Intermontane region.

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Answered by XXsadjattiXX
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Intermontane plateaus are plateaus that border mountain ranges (usually fold mountains) or are partially or completely enclosed inside them. The term "intermontane" refers to the area between two mountains. The highest plateaus on the planet are found in the Intermontane region. They feature almost horizontal rock layers that are uplifted to great heights by the earth's vertical movements.

The Western United States' Intermontane Plateaus is one of eight physiographic zones (divisions) that make up the physical geography of the contiguous United States. Intermontane plateaus and mountain ranges make up the landscape. It's broken down into physiographic provinces, which are further broken down into physiographic parts.

The three examples of Intermontane plateau is given below-

i) The Tibet Plateau - The Plateau of Tibet is bordered on the north by the Kunlun Mountains and on the south by the Himalayas.

ii) The Mongolia Plateau - Mongolia's Plateau is surrounded by mountains such as the Sayan Mountains, the Hentiyn Mountains, and the Nan Mountains.

iii) The Altiplano Plateau - The Altiplano Plateau, also known as the Bolivian Plateau, is an intermontane plateau located between two Andes Mountain ranges. It is a significant tin-reserve area.

The European Plain, also known as the Great European Plain, is a large plain in Europe that is part of one of Europe's four major topographical units, the Central and Interior Lowlands. Although there are a few highlands within it, it is Europe's largest mountain-free landform.

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