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One: They are a type of Sedimentary rocks. They were formed by sticking together grains and sand. Then the lake, river etc got some water on the flat sandstone hills of the US rocks. They stuck together. That is how sandstone rocks are made.
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Is Liverpool flat?
No, Liverpool is quite hilly. The flat land near the Mersey is backed by a large sandstone ridge.
What are some important Geological features of nagasaki?
It was not flat like Hishorima but had hills and valleys.
What are facts about the temperate grassland biome?
They are flat and have low vegetation.
What were the landforms the Cree lived in?
they mostly lived in flat ground with some hills which is good for there hunting.
What type of rock breaks into flat pieces?
Sedimentary rocks, such as shale or sandstone, often break into flat pieces because they are made up of layers of deposited materials that can easily separate along planes of weakness.
Is Liverpool flat?
No, Liverpool is quite hilly. The flat land near the Mersey is backed by a large sandstone ridge.
Is okinawa flat or bumpy?
Okinawa is generaly a flat island with not many hills
Why is Holland so flat?
Because there is no hills...
Can a tornado go on hills or just flat land?
Tornadoes can go over hills and mountains.
How are mountains and hill are different?
mountains are a alot higher then hills and hills are just inclined areas
Do deciduous forest have many hills?
No the are very flat
What is London's geography?
Mostly flat with a few hills.
What is good about flat land?
There are no hills to walk up.
What are flat gently rolling hills called?
plains
Will erosion mostly occur on hills or flat land?
On hills. Think: gravity. Rain. Dirt. Sliding.
What is a FLAT landscape?
A lanscape with no contours A Flat landscape has no hills, valleys or dips, Yep, just flat terrain, such as a lawn or a backyard.
Does Denmark have many hills?
No, Denmark is almost flat as a pancake
