Which natural feature has most affected the continued development of a city?

the numerous, thick forests providing plentiful timber for nearby Boston, Massachusetts

the hot, arid Mojave Desert resulting in a flat landscape near Los Angeles, California

the many bodies of water and rivers providing easy shipping near New Orleans, Louisiana

the large gold deposits near Nome, Alaska, resulting in boom towns on the Bering Sea

Question

Geography

Rufus

24 February, 08:02

Which natural feature has most affected the continued development of a city?

the numerous, thick forests providing plentiful timber for nearby Boston, Massachusetts

the hot, arid Mojave Desert resulting in a flat landscape near Los Angeles, California

the many bodies of water and rivers providing easy shipping near New Orleans, Louisiana

the large gold deposits near Nome, Alaska, resulting in boom towns on the Bering Sea

+3

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Elaine Glover · Answer 1

"The large gold deposits near Nome, Alaska, resulting in boom towns on the Bering Sea" is the natural feature among the choices given in the question that has most affected the continued development of a city. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the fourth option or the last option.