Question

What is a Residual mountain?

September 27, 2023

Answer

A Residual mountain is a mountain that remains standing after erosion has worn away the surrounding rock. These mountains are typically composed of hard, resistant rock that is more resistant to weathering and erosion than the surrounding rock.

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