Geography, asked by Anonymous, 4 months ago

what is the difference between ridge and valley?
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Answered by vinaysharma58
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Ridge (Also: Arete or Spur) – A continuous elevated terrain with sloping sides. A valley can be “V” or “U” shaped and often can be seen as a “negative” to a ridge. On a map, valleys are represented by the same contour shape as ridges with the difference being the the wide openings are at lower elevation.

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Answered by suraj3rai
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Explanation:

Ridge (Also: Arete or Spur) – A continuous elevated terrain with sloping sides. ... A valley can be “V” or “U” shaped and often can be seen as a “negative” to a ridge. On a map, valleys are represented by the same contour shape as ridges with the difference being the the wide openings are at lower elevation.

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