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Much of the Mediterranean coastal terrain was suitable for mounted action and there was a long established culture of horsemanship amongst the Arab and Berber inhabitants.
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Much of the copper used by the Mediterranean World came from the island of Cyprus.
Much of the territory of Antioch was now open to Nur ad-Din, the most important of which was a route to the Mediterranean.
Much and coastal
Much of the state was formed from sediment washed down the Mississippi River, leaving enormous deltas and vast areas of coastal marsh and swamp.
Much of the coast consists of scenic sandy beaches indented by coastal lagoons.
Much of Baltimore County is suburban in character, straddling the border between the Piedmont plateau and, in the southern regions of the county, the Atlantic coastal plain.
Much of the land between the coastal strip and the hinterland was once wetlands drained by this river, but the swamps have been converted into man-made waterways ( over 260 km, or over 9 times that of Venice, Italy ) and artificial islands covered in upmarket homes.
Much of the county is flat and coastal, with many beaches.
Much of the park's vegetation is composed of dry sclerophyll communities such as eucalypt woodland as well as heathland and coastal communities.
Much of the area is at or below sea level and is protected by the coastal embankment.
Much of today's Montenegro was under Ottoman control from 1498 to 1699, while coastal Montenegro was under Venetian control and central Montenegro ( Upper Zeta ) was independent.
Much of France also lies not far from the coast, and coastal shipping successfully and cheaply carried much trade.
Much of this coast is a monotonous stretch of huge sand deserts, a common denominator in all Peruvian coastal regions because of the influence of the Humboldt Current.
Much of the coastal scenery in this area was until two decades ago dominated by the spoil heaps and pithead winding gear of the collieries, but those are now gone and the area's natural beauty has been restored.
Much of the population of the coastal regions of Croatia and the Adriatic islands has origins in Bosnia.
It is just outside the town of Much Benham and is close to Market Basing ( which appears as a name of a town in many of Agatha Christie's novels and short stories ), 12 miles from the fashionable seaside resort of Danemouth, and also 12 miles from the coastal town of Loomouth.
Much of the Radhanite s ' Indian Ocean trade would have depended on coastal cargo-ships such as this dhow.
Much of the area between Sacheon-eub and Samcheonpo consists a narrow coastal plain, is devoted to fruit orchards, as well as wet-and dry-agriculture.
Much of the coastal landscape of the Hampshire Basin results from sea level rise in the Flandrian ( after the last ice age ) some 6000 years BP.
Much of the population is concentrated in the coastal area, after the hill towns have been largely abandoned from the 19th century.
Much of the Radhanites ' Indian Ocean trade was via coastal cargo ships such as this dhow.
Much of the population of the far north of Scotland is concentrated in coastal areas and, in places, the railway is almost on the shore, the track running along the raised beaches left behind as land rebounded following the end of the last Ice Age.
Much of the coastal area is in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Much of it consisted of natives, fur trappers and fur traders who traveled between their home trading posts and a larger Hudson's Bay Company or Northwest Company post in order to supply the inland post with goods and supply the coastal post with furs.
Much of the zone lacks nutrients for supporting fish, so epipelagic fish tend to be found in coastal water above the continental shelves, where land runoff can provide nutrients, or in those parts of the ocean where upwelling moves nutrients into the area.
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Much of the terrain forms a morass, with ponds, marshes and fields as common features, with small forests interspersed.
Much of the province south of the Quetta region is sparse desert terrain with pockets of inhabitable towns mostly near rivers and streams.
Much of the terrain of eastern Polk County is mountainous, including Big Frog Mountain, constituting part of the southern Appalachian Mountains.
Much of the park is of fairly rugged terrain on the slopes of the river valley and covered by dense bush.
Much of the terrain is quite hilly due to dissected plateau around it.
Much of the steeper terrain resembles areas of Afghanistan.
Much of the highland terrain is forested, with several large public preserves.
Critic Ed Naha, writing in Crawdaddy !, gave the album a negative review, saying, " Much of the Wonderlandish magic found on Eno ’ s first LP is lost on this rocky terrain, being replaced by a dull,
Much of the terrain surrounding the river valley still remains in native grasslands, supporting many species of wildlife, including Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Coyote, Fox, Native Grouse, Pheasant, etc.
Much of West Texas has rugged terrain, including many small mountain ranges while there are none in other parts of the state.
Much of the film is set in the rocky terrain of Ramanagara, a city near Bangalore, Karnataka.
Much like other islands of the Azores, human settlement was dictated by the geomorphology of the terrain.
Much of the wall now rises only slightly above the surrounding terrain, with the lowest sections to the north and south.
Much of the floor of Repsold is level terrain formed by flows of basaltic lava, which then cracked to form the rille system.
Much of the park's limestone bedrock is exposed on elevated terrain, which has a shallow, discontinuous cover of dark gray stony clay ( Eckrant series ).
Much of the losses had to do with the nature of the terrain as World War I style frontal charges had to be mounted to reclaim the peaks to dislodge the intruders.
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