Landforms of the Southern Plains - Fine Art Print Map
The Southern Plains are marked by very long rivers tending east and
south from the Rockies to the Gulf, from the Arkansas to the Canadian,
and including the Rio Grande. (Rivers from the Red south to the Nueces
rise from the limestone platform straddling the New Mexico border and
from the Edwards Plateau; the Pecos defines a whole sub-region. There
are no significant natural lakes in the Southern Plains, but reservoirs
have transformed its river landscape.
Small - Scale is 1:1.5
million or 1" = about 23 miles
Medium - Scale is 1:1
million or 1" = about 16 miles
Large - Scale is
1:750,000 or 1" = about 12 miles
Dimensions: All map dimensions
are approximate.
