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Where Are Escarpments Found On Earth? In this engaging video, we will explore the fascinating world of escarpments and their significance in the landscape of our planet. Escarpments are steep cliffs or slopes that create dramatic changes in elevation, often serving as natural boundaries between different terrains. We'll discuss how these unique landforms are formed through processes like erosion and faulting, and we'll highlight some of the most notable escarpments around the globe, including the Great Escarpment in southern Africa and the Niagara Escarpment in North America.

For K-12 students, learning about escarpments can be a hands-on experience. We’ll share creative ways to investigate these formations, such as visiting local hills or cliffs, using maps to locate them, and even building simple models to visualize the processes behind their creation. Understanding escarpments not only enriches knowledge about physical geography but also connects to broader topics like mountains and plateaus.

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