yes they need them for farming!
Marine west coast climate
Lowlands are more suitable for farming than highlands because they typically have fertile soil that is good for agriculture, as well as access to water sources for irrigation. Lowlands also tend to have milder weather conditions, which can support a wider variety of crops to be grown compared to the harsher conditions in the highlands.
Farming typically takes place in the Central Lowlands of Australia due to the fertile soils and sufficient rainfall for agriculture. Mining activities are less common in this region compared to other parts of Australia.
The climate of the Pacific coastal plain tends to be drier with a distinct wet and dry season, while the Caribbean lowlands typically experience a more consistent year-round rainfall and humidity. The Pacific coastal plain is also more influenced by cold ocean currents and cooler temperatures compared to the Caribbean lowlands.
Lowland soil is good for farming because it tends to be fertile, with high nutrient content and good drainage. Additionally, lowland areas often have access to water sources for irrigation, which is essential for crop growth. The flat topography of lowlands also makes it easier to manage and cultivate the land for farming purposes.
no farming
Subsistence farming.
the pacific ocean
Short growing season, Insufficient rainfall, and lack of fertile soil make farming difficult.
Well, umm i had to do a postcard for a class and one of the major physical features of the Puget Sound Lowlands is the Pacific Ocean.
Mountaineous Core, Caribbean Lowlands, and Pacific Coastal Plain