Geography of the Inter-Andean Alley

The video explores the geographical features of the Callejón Interandino, focusing on various 'ollas' or basins formed by rivers and mountains. It describes the location, significance, and key cities within each olla, such as Tulcán, Quito, and Loja, highlighting their cultural and historical importance.

What is the Inter-Andean Alley primarily composed of?

• Forests and valleys

• Lakes and rivers

• Ollas and nudos

• Deserts and plains

Which river bathes the Joya del Carchi?

• River Carchi

• River Patate

• River Toachi

• River Guayllabamba

Which city is located in the Joya de Chocar?

• Tulcán

• Latacunga

• Ibarra

• Quito

What is the capital of Ecuador located in the Joya de Guayabamba?

• Guayaquil

• Quito

• Cuenca

• Loja

Which geographical feature is found in the Joya del Toachi?

• A large forest

• A desert

• A mountain range

• A lagoon in a volcanic crater

Which province's capital is located in the Joya del Chimbo?

• Cotopaxi

• Bolívar

• Tungurahua

• Chimborazo

What is notable about the Joya del Cañar?

• It has a famous beach

• It contains important archaeological sites

• It is known for its large desert

• It has a significant industrial area

Which river is associated with the Joya del Balde?

• River Jubones

• River Paute

• River Zamora

• River Macará

What is a key feature of the Joya del Cuyando?

• A large national park

• A famous waterfall

• Architectural beauty of its historical center

• A renowned university

Which city is known as the 'sentinel city' of Ecuador in the Joya del Macará?

• Zaruma

• Cuenca

• Macará

• Loja