What are the major landforms of the Bahamas?

Answer 1

The islands are low lying, and have no mountains.

The islands of The Bahamas were formed from coral. This is why they are topographically very low. The highest point in The Bahamas is only 63 meters high.

Answer 2

The major landforms of the Bahamas include white sandy beaches, coral reefs, limestone caves, and blue holes. These landforms are a result of the country's location on a shallow platform of carbonate rock, with the majority of the land being low-lying and flat.

Answer 3

== == The islands are low lying, and have no mountains.

The islands of The Bahamas were formed from coral. This is why they are topographically very low. The highest point in The Bahamas is only 63 meters high.

Answer 4

- The island is made up of 700 rocks and cays.

- The coral reef system near Andros Island is the third largest in the world.

- Dean's blue hole in Long Island is the deepest in the world, over 660ft.

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Answer 5

The topography of the Bahamas is mostly low and flat land. The terrain throughout the islands is broken up by lakes and swamps. Coral reefs can be found along the shorelines. The highest peak in the region is Mt. Alvernia which is located on Cat Island. It has an elevation of 206 feet.

Answer 6

There is Mount Hillaby 336 meters high and the Atlantic Ocean. There are rivers: Constitution River, Joe's River, River Bay, Long Pond and Green Pond.

Answer 7

Mount Hillaby is the highest point at 1,120 ft. (340 m) above sea level. There are coral reefs around the island. It has Harrison's Cave and Hackleton's Cliffs.

Answer 8

i need to know about the landform by the name of elbow cay of the Bahamas

Answer 9

The Bahamas has swamps, islands, lakes, and oceans. They also have beaches and hills, as well as areas of high rocks.

Answer 10

Long, flat coral formations with some low rounded hills. The highest point is 120 meters.