How To Use Continental divide In A Sentence
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Below the Douglas-fir belt, ponderosa pine is dominant to the west of the continental divide, constituting a xerophytic forest.
Middle Rocky Mountain Steppe - Coniferous Forest - Alpine Meadow Province (Bailey)
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The creek in the middle photo is Lake Creek, which begins near the Continental Divide and flows downward into Twin Lakes before trickling into the Arkansas River.
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This narrow route carved into the side of the mountains winds its way through Logan's Pass and across the Continental Divide.
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Traveling over great distances, caravans of men, women, and children, amid crowds of dogs, herds of horses, and the clatter of travois, crossed the high, windswept passes punctuating the Continental Divide.
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Once you clear the Continental Divide, about an hour from Golden, the Keystone Ranch is just a few miles downslope.
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So in 1976 I started taking routes that were really climbs on the Continental Divide, and I'd take my skis.
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The continental divide refers to an imaginary line in the North American Rockies that divides the waters flowingsintosthe Atlantic Ocean from those flowingsintosthe Pacific.
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After a long rest in the valley, we climb in hot sun and slushy snow, the Continental Divide looming above us like a distant castle.
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Gold seekers, speculators, freighters, merchants, and stockmen flooded the valleys, gulches, and creeks near the Continental Divide.
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The Continental Divide runs along the length of the Rocky Mountains.
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the continental divide
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Franz could see that they were heading west, up into the steep slopes of the Continental Divide, angling towards Berthoud Pass.
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Together, the books give easy-to-follow directions for through-hikers, as well as shorter jaunts along the Continental Divide Trail.
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The contiguous national parks of Banff, Jasper, Kootenay and Yoho, with the adjoining Mount Robson, Hamber and Mount Assiniboine provincial parks (50°34'-53°28'N, 115°10'-119°32'W), are World Heritage Sites located at the continental divide of the central Rocky Mountains at their highest point.
Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks, Canada
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All you need in the jungle is a pair of jeans and a pair of khaki's (at the top of the continental divide, even at 9 degrees over equator is usually too cold for shorts and a teeshirt), rubber boots, a fllece top and a rain poncho.
Declining Value of the Dollar
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Obtaining horses, they travelled over the Continental Divide to arrive at the headwaters of the Clearwater River.
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The routes and trails to the buffalo plains commonly followed the banks of the west-flowing rivers to their remote headwaters on the Continental Divide.
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Before I knew it, we had traversed Yellowhead Pass, one of the lowest in the Continental Divide, yet, at 3,718 feet, the highest point the train crosses.
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This morning I drove west on Highway 82 from Twin Lakes, which leads to the Continental Divide at Independence Pass.
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The origin and evolutionary history of the Yellowstone cutthroat trout is associated with the Columbia River basin side of the Continental Divide—namely, the Snake River system and its former and present connections.
Trout and Salmon of North America
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What it seems that we have done is to locate ourselves more decisively on one side of the continental divide of the old Christian world, between realism and nominalism.
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Von Berg does note a continental divide in response to his Naked photographs.
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See it and see the work of the one Japanese director working today whose films are managing to cross continental divides.
