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What explorer first visited the U.S. river which is the largest within its state creating a natural boundary with Mexico?
Rio Grande.. Juan was the explorer who first visited the US river which is the largest within its state creating a natural boundary with Mexico. This river is the Rio Grande.
What is Mexico largest natural lake?
lake chapala is the largest
The river that was a natural boundary between Texas and Mexico was?
Rio Grande
What natural boundary helps form the border between the US and Mexico?
Rio Grande
What is the longest natural lake in Mexico?
lake chapala is the largest
What is Mexico's major lake?
The largest natural lake is Lake Chapala
Which river begins in the Blue Ridge region flows to the Gulf of Mexico and provides a natural boundary between Georgia and Alabama?
The Chattahoochee River begins in the Blue Ridge region, flows to the Gulf of Mexico, and serves as a natural boundary between Georgia and Alabama.
What is the definition of artificial boundaries?
An artificial boundary is a boundary made by humans, examples include dams, the fence at the border between the U.S and Mexico. A natural boundary is a boundary made by nature, a boundary that "happens" naturally, examples include rivers, mountains and such.
What is the differerence between a natural and a political boundary give an example of each?
A natural boundary is a separation of land made naturally, such as the Himalayas separating the Indian subcontinent from the rest of Asia. A political boundary is a land made separation of land, such as the United States-Mexico border.
What type of boundary is in Mexico?
Both "imaginary lines" as well as a natural border, conformed by the Rio Grande River.
Are there volcanoes or earthquakes in Mexico?
The largest volcano in Mexico is Pico de Orizaba, with a height of 5636 meters (18,491 ft).
The Rio Hondo forms a boundary between Mexico and what other country?
Most of the Mexico-Belize border is defined by the Hondo River (Spanish: Rio Hondo).There is however, a Rio Hondo located in the US State of New Mexico, but it doesn't define any boundary with the country of Mexico.
