26 Athabasca Sand Dunes
There is a mini “desert”, called the Athabasca Sand Dunes, near the northern border of Saskatchewan. It is the most northerly active sand dunes on the Earth.
27. Deserts are defined by the amount of precipitation the region receives yearly, so some parts of the Arctic and the Antarctic are classified as deserts.
28. Mukurob was a unique rock formation in the Namib Desert that fell in 1988. Indigineous oral tradition told that the power of the “white man” would end when this geological structure collapsed. South Africa finally relinquished control of Namibia a few weeks after it collapsed on the night of 7 December 1988.
29. There is a shrimp farm in the middle of the Negev Desert in Israel.
30. The sand in the Sahara desert is approximately 150 meters deep before bedrock with dunes reaches 320 meters deep.
I appreciate very much your use of imperial and metric dimensions. This saves us a lot of time in mental conversions.
Very nice list, thank you. According to item 23, 30 contains a redundancy.
Nice catch. I was wondering if anyone would notice.
Obviously the authors didn’t read number 23 before they wrote the rest of the.