Geographical Regions of Texas

Which region is described as having a rugged environment with desert plants and is not suitable for farming?

• Coastal Plains

• Great Central Plains

• North Central Plains

• Mountains and Basins

Which region is known for escarpments, plateaus, oil and natural gas resources, and cattle ranches?

• Coastal Plains

• Great Central Plains

• North Central Plains

• Mountains and Basins

Which region features flat, grassy land, rolling hills, rich soil, and fruit and nut trees?

• Coastal Plains

• Great Central Plains

• North Central Plains

• Mountains and Basins

Which region stretches 250 miles inland, contains barrier islands, and has a variety of climates?

• Coastal Plains

• Great Central Plains

• North Central Plains

• Mountains and Basins

Which region is not suitable for farming due to its rugged environment?

• Coastal Plains

• Great Central Plains

• North Central Plains

• Mountains and Basins

Which region has escarpments and plateaus?

• Coastal Plains

• Great Central Plains

• North Central Plains

• Mountains and Basins

Which region is known for its rich soil and fruit and nut trees?

• Coastal Plains

• Great Central Plains

• North Central Plains

• Mountains and Basins

Which region contains barrier islands and has a variety of climates?

• Coastal Plains

• Great Central Plains

• North Central Plains

• Mountains and Basins

Which region is associated with oil and natural gas resources?

• Coastal Plains

• Great Central Plains

• North Central Plains

• Mountains and Basins

Which region is described as having flat, grassy land and rolling hills?

• Coastal Plains

• Great Central Plains

• North Central Plains

• Mountains and Basins