Two Mountain Regions The Appalachian Plateau and Ridge and Valley regions are different in several ways. Place each feature into the
correct category
has scenic canyons and caves
Appalachian Plateau Region
Ridge and Valley Region
is made mostly of imesione
has a series of valleys and ridges
is bordered by a fault system
is home to a vast, depleted coalfield
contains fertile farmland

Appalachian Plateau Region                   Ridge Valley Region

Is home to a vast depleted coal field       Has scenic canyons and caves

Contains fertile farm land                          Is made mostly of limestone

                                                                     Is bordered by a fault system

Explanation:

The Appalachian Plateau is located in the northeastern region of the United States of America, and it spans from the North at Adirondacks to the South at the Gulf Coastal Plain. Rugged dissected plateau by the side of the Appalachian Mountains make up the Appalachian Plateau

At the far west phsiographic region of the Appalachian Mountains the Ridge and Valley Region can be located where it shares boundaries with the Blue Ridge on the eastern side, Piedmont (plateau region) in the south and the Appalachian plateau northwest.