Geography, asked by manishmehrotra2, 1 year ago

state two differences between inland plains and coastal plains.

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Answered by Anonymous
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One major difference between Coastal plains and Inland  plains is in elevation. Coastal plains have low elevation and low relief. Inland  plains have varied elevation and low relief. Coastal plains also lie along the shore while Inland  plains are surrounded by other land.

Answered by hotelcalifornia
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Differences between inland plains and coastal plains:

coastal plains

  • These are areas found close to the seashore and are considerably low in elevation. The longest coastal plains are situated in the eastern south America.
  • They have lower elevations with lower relief.
  • They are less damper.
  • Coastal plains also lie along the shore

Inland plains

  • These plains are generally lower than the land around them. They are generally found along the coast or islands.
  • They have varied elevations with low relief.
  • They are damper
  • Inland plains are surrounded by other land.

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