Sentence examples for easternmost range from inspiring English sources

It flows from the Cordillera de Carabaya, easternmost range of the Andes, in Peru, and meanders generally eastward past Puerto Maldonado to the Bolivian border.

We thank David Aurioles-Gamboa, who contributed samples for the easternmost range of the Galápagos sea lion.

The Jarama–Henares interfluve is located south of the Ayllon range, one of the easternmost ranges of the "Sistema Central" mountains in central Spain.

Front Range, easternmost section of the Southern Rocky Mountains in the west-central United States.

The study was conducted in a 1753 km2 area of the White Sands Missile Range and easternmost Jornada Experimental Range and revealed the following.

The same situation is observed in the westernmost and easternmost areas of the species range - in the Iberian Peninsula and in Turkey.

The study area is the Bajo Segura Basin, located in the easternmost sector of the Betic Ranges.

The width of the system is about 150 miles (240 km); the length is increased from 300 miles (500 km) to 500 miles (800 km) if its easternmost extension the Chang Chenmo (Chinese: Qiangchenmo) and Pangong ranges of the Plateau of Tibet is included.

Originally known as the Gold Range (a name now restricted to the narrow easternmost ridge), the mountains were renamed Monashee, Gaelic for "mountain of peace," by an early prospector, David McIntyre.

In spite of the large distributional range, we find little evidence for isolation by distance: The easternmost A. asiatica-2x and the westernmost A. ceretanica-2x share as much genetic variation as each with the geographically intermediate A. asplenifolia-2x and A. roseoalba-2x.

If it were not for a zone of contact between these two regions, corresponding to the coastal savanna areas at the westernmost limit in Senegambia, the range of An. coluzzii would approximate a disjunct distribution, particularly at its easternmost limits.