The Similarities Between The Appalachian Mountains And The Himalayan Mountains

Have you ever thought about the plethora of similarities between the Appalachian and Himalayan mountains.To explain, the Appalachian mountains are the oldest mountains in the world at 100 million years old, and the Himalayas are the youngest mountains in the world at thirty million years old. Therefore, these two mountains have very comparable topography, and very analogous people that live within the magnificent mountains.

The physical features of the Appalachian mountains and the Himalayan mountains are very similar. First, the Appalachian mountains extended 2000 miles away from the Canadian province of Newfoundland. Whereas,the Himalayas mountains stretch across fifteen hundred miles through the northern portion of India,and six other countries.For example, the oldest mountain range has hills,deep valleys,and tall peaks with the tallest one being Mount Mitchell standing at a staggering 6,684 feet tall. While the Himalayas mountains have Flat plateaus, and high mountain peaks named Mount Everest which stands

For instance, the Cherokee Indians lived in the Appalations; they hunted in the marvelous hills, and constructed small villages in the depth of the valleys. The Sherpas live in the Himalayan mountains and tend to their meager gardens. According to the passage, the Youngest Mountain Range In the World,’’The sherpes are convinced that the yetis are the last extinct species of humans and there breeding a colony of them hidden in the nooks and crannies of the mountains.’’ The Cherokkee Indians encountered pale white towering giants,and this encounter has been passed down from generation to generation. Next, the crafts people and farmers were known for the calm peaceful life in the applications, and their serpentine textiles. The sherpas that lived in the Himalayas were known for their spectacular endurance, and their amazing physical activity from sunrise to