Question

1. regions of texas:

name the 4 regions of texas
coastal plains
central plains
great plains
mountains and basins
label the 3 border rivers
locate houston, dallas, el paso, austin, fort worth

Explanation:

For naming the 4 regions of Texas:

The four regions of Texas are identified as Coastal Plains, Central Plains (also sometimes referred to as North Central Plains), Great Plains, and Mountains and Basins. This is based on the geographical divisions of the state of Texas.

The three border rivers of Texas are the Rio Grande (forming the border with Mexico), the Sabine River (forming the border with Louisiana), and the Red River (forming the border with Oklahoma and Arkansas). These are the major rivers that act as natural boundaries for Texas.

• Houston: Located in the Coastal Plains region, in the southeastern part of Texas, near the Gulf of Mexico.
• Dallas: Located in the North Central Plains (Central Plains) region, in the northern part of Texas.
• El Paso: Located in the Mountains and Basins region, in the westernmost part of Texas, near the border with Mexico.
• Austin: The capital city, located in the Coastal Plains region (specifically the Texas Hill Country which is part of the larger Coastal Plains), in central Texas.
• Fort Worth: Located in the North Central Plains (Central Plains) region, near Dallas in the northern part of Texas.

Answer:

The 4 regions of Texas are Coastal Plains, Central Plains, Great Plains, and Mountains and Basins.

For labeling the 3 border rivers: