mountainous area in English
area where there are mountains
Use "mountainous area" in a sentence
1. The Antarctic is a mountainous area.
2. Apaches call the mountainous area Chi’chil Bildagoteel
3. They stopped scout in the mountainous area.
4. Apaches call the mountainous area Chi’chil Bildagoteel
5. Apaches call the mountainous area Chi’chil Bildagoteel
6. Apaches call the mountainous area Chi’chil Bildagoteel
7. Barbaric customs still prevail in the mountainous area.
8. This is a mountainous area that produced good grain, olive oil, and wine.
9. Basutoland — Basutoland, a mountainous area of South Africa conforming to the borders of present day
10. It is a mountainous province; with the mountainous area amounting to 98 per cent of its total area.
11. The Mount Washington Cog Railway is in a remote mountainous area that is poorly mapped by GPS services
12. Nagano prefecture, 400 kilometres north west of Tokyo, is a mountainous area famous for its snow and extensive skiing facilities.
13. In this mountainous area, it is not uncommon to find God’s name etched or painted on centuries-old houses, churches, and rectories.
14. Chersonese exterior is a mountainous area, with the most notable landmarks being Conflux Mountain, the Vigil Pylon and the Lighthouse of Cierzo
15. Between 1965-1984, this mountainous area was a battleground in the fight between the Thai communist party and the Royal Thai Army.
16. The cities that reported human casualties are located in a mountainous area, in the neighborhood of the Serra dos Órgãos national park.
17. The results show that the surface runoff mainly are formed in the middle and the high mountainous area in the inland arid areas and dissipate in the pediment plain and desert.
18. This cosmic division is reflected in the geography of Bali: the central mountainous area (especially Mount Agung) is seen as the abode of the gods, while the sea is associated with malevolent spirits; the in between coastal plains and foothills represent the human realm.
19. Catalogue promoted by the EEC as part of the Euroterroirs project. When referring to ‘Jamón de Huelva’, the Inventario Español de Productos Tradicionales [Spanish Inventory of Traditional Products], published by the Ministry, gives ‘Jamón de Jabugo’ as an alternative name and identifies it with ‘the mountainous area of the province of Huelva, at altitudes of over 600 m, and in particular the villages of Cortegana, Jabugo, Castaño del Robledo, Cumbres Mayores and Aracena’.