50 likes | 183 Vues
Discover the captivating Mountains and Basins region, where history and nature intertwine. El Paso, the only major city in this vast area, serves as both a landmark and a cultural hub. The region experiences less than 10 inches of rain per year, making it a desert oasis. Highlights include the towering El Capitan and Guadalupe Peak, which stands at 8,749 feet. Visit McDonald Observatory for world-class astronomy. Experience the diverse wildlife of the Chihuahuan Desert, including mountain lions and rattlesnakes.
E N D
Introducing The mountains and basins region Jessica Kyrillos Veneta Logan Ethan
ANY HISTORY • LONG AGO WATER COLLECTED IN HOLLOWS that Was GATHERD FOR PEOPLE TO DRINK. • THE DESERT RECIVES FEWER THAN 10 INCHES OF RAIN per-Year. • EARLY SETTLERS USED EL- CAPITAN AS A LANDMARK.
MAJOR CITIES • EL PASO IS THE ONLY MAJOR CITY , and IT IS A ENTIRLY DIFFERENT TIMEZONE . • IT IS ALSO THE BORDER BETWEEN THE US AND MEXICO. • IT IS A BIG CITY.
THE LAND • THE MOUNTAINS AND BASINS REGION IS AS BIG AS SOUTH CAROLINA . • THE MOUNTAINS AND BASINS ALSO HAS THE MOUNTAIN EL-CAPITAN. • GUADALUPE PEAK IS 8,749 FEET HIGH!
IMPORTANT PLACES • IN MC DONALD OBSERVATORY THEY HAVE THE MOST POWERFUL TELESCOPES • IN THE WORLD. • EL CAPITAN IS A MOUNTAIN THAT SOME PEOPLE SAY IT LOOKS LIKE A SHIP. • IN THE CHIHUAHUNA DESERT THERE ARE LOTS OF ANIMALS LIKE MOUNTAIN LIONS, AND RATTLE SNAKES.