If you were visiting arizona, would you most likley see a cape, a desert , or an icecape?

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monetspicasso

I see the desert every day I drive to work in Arizona,but today it is an icecape.

Darin

Old people

ecolink

Desert

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ebay_convert

A desert =o)

Special K

desert

Lisa the Pooh

Well, how far south is Arizona?
Is it so far south or north that it will have icecaps?
Is it landlocked or is it near an ocean? If its on the ocean, it will have a cape?
Is it in a dry, arid environment? Then it will be a desert.

Personally, if it has a cape or icecap, then I'd be'd scared.

AirborneAngel

Desert?

Ian F

I don't think you're going to see any capes, Arizona is landlocked.

Half the state is desert. Drive for 50 miles in any direction from anywhere and you will at some point see desert.

To my knowledge there are no ice caps, but some mountains will retain snow for a week or two in winter. (The Hualapais near Kingman do)

hajgora7

I have visited Arizona. There are deserts, but there are mountains too.

As there are no seas now there, there are no capes. No ice caps either. Those would be in the polar regions.

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