The arid version of it is called a bajada. In geography, it can describe the debris deposited at the foot of a mountain.
The arid version of it is called a bajada. In geography, it can describe the debris deposited at the foot of a mountain. In the United States, it is a plateau where cotton and tobacco is grown, bounded by the Appalachian Mountains and the Atlantic Coastal Plain, north of Alabama and south of New Jersey. For ten points, give the name shared with the region surrounding the Po River valley in northwestern Italy, whose name means "at the foot of a mountain."
The arid version of it is called a bajada. In geography, it can describe the debris deposited at the foot of a mountain.
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