Posted by valerie on Tuesday, January 11, 2011 at 9:53pm.
According to this site and map, Lake Erie is on the edge of, but not part of the Interior Plains.
I found that same info but another site states the Lake Erie is part of the Lowland Plains. Are they the same as the Interior Plains?? I am so lost and trying to research for my final. Thanks for your help Ms. Sue!!!!
My best guess -- because I didn't find specific confirmation -- is that Lake Erie is part of the lowland plains -- which is part of the interior plains.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:NorthAmericaInteriorPlains.svg
Geographers often don't have exact definitions of landforms -- and opinions vary, depending upon which geographer you read.
Thank you sooo much Ms. Sue you have no idea how much better I feel!!! I shot my instructor an email to confirm or denie this but I am going to continue to research it as it is. Who knows when he will get back to me. Thank you again!!!!!!
You're very welcome. Good luck!
The most important part of your inquiry is to find out what your instructor wants.
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