Everything about The Pacific Cordillera totally explained
The
Pacific Cordillera is a top-level physiographic region of
Canada. These mountains were formed by the collision of
tectonic plates causing the crust to buckle forming the mountains we know today. This is the youngest of the three primary geographic regions of Canada, the others being the
Canadian Shield and
Great Plains. This designation is peculiar to Canada because, in Canada, the
Rocky Mountains drift west and crowd against the
Pacific Coast Ranges, so that intramontane plateaus in Canada are narrow and they may be taken into consideration together with adjoining ranges.
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