man? All in all it is a piece of earth only barely equipped by nat

1. ure, which the prehistoric a
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2. c inhabitants of the region have chosen to call their ho
3. me. Apart from the narrow, furrowing valley in the northeast, through
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   which the Rio Grande del Norte flows to the Gulf
5. of Mexico, the landscape here consists essentially of plateaus: extensive, horizontally situated masses
6. of limestone and tertiary rock, which soon form higher plateaus with st

eep edges and smooth surfaces. (The term mesa compares them with tables.) These are often p

ierced by flowing waters, ... by ravinesrespond@emrtc.nmt.edu and canyons sometim