Geography of Patagonia
Most of the regions in Patagonia are composed of vast steppe-like plains.
These plains have succession of rising terraces and covered with an enormous bed of shingles which are almost bare of vegetation. Ponds or lakes of brackish and fresh waters are found in the hollows of the plains.
Towards the Andes, these shingles provide spaces for porphyry, granite, and basalt lavas. Animal life and the presence of luxurious vegetation acquiring the flora of the Western coast are abundant.
Yeahp, that’s right.
There is Chile (a beautiful country) in the Western coast, that’s my land.
Greetings from Chilean South Ice Fields
November 13th, 2007 at 5:31 am