Sentence examples for hilly ridge from inspiring English sources

Situated on the Bay of Bengal at the mouth of the Kaladan River, Sittwe occupies the eastern side of a hilly ridge affording shelter from the southwest monsoon.

While the line of glacial debris across the northern United States is often poorly delineated, the hilly ridge around New York City tends to be quite prominent.

The first of Brazil's planned cities, Belo Horizonte occupies a wide plateau encircled by the Curral del Rey Mountains, a hilly ridge forming the "beautiful horizon" for which the city was named.

Among carnivorous animals are leopards, hyenas, foxes, wolves, and jackals, which inhabit the ravine lands and hilly ridges.

But early investigators found the hilly ridges to be composed of clay, silt, sand, pebbles, cobbles and boulders, all jumbled up together.

The range is characterized by hilly ridges called inverted channels, which scientists believe show traces of an ancient water system.

Mediterranean forests abound in the northern and central hilly ridges and coastal plain.

It was quickly breached, and the German command attempted to assemble a second defensive line on the Coriano ridge, a hilly spur to the north of the Conca river, and the last major geographic obstacle south of Rimini.

The River Severn divides the geographic county of Shropshire into the hilly southwest a series of ridges and "hogsbacks" running northeast-southwest and separated by deep valleys and an undulating drift-covered plain in the northeast, with sluggish streams and large areas of former marsh (e.g., the Wealdmoors), peat mosses, and meres (near Ellesmere).

Boreal north taiga and middle taiga forests typically occupy ridge-hilly moraines and sandy-lake plains, where crystalline hard rock surface formations are abundant.

Mixed coniferous-broadleaf forests could be typically found in lake-glacial flatlands and lowlands that are crossed by periodic areas of ridge-hilly terrain.