Rio Grande Plains

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The Rio Grande Plains is a semi-arid, brush-covered physiographic region of southern Texas characterized by rolling plains, thorny shrublands, and ranching and oil activities.

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Label Occurrences
Rio Grande Plain 1
Rio Grande Plains canonical 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf physiographic region
alsoKnownAs South Texas Plains ecoregion NERFINISHED
biome subtropical dry shrubland
borderedBy Edwards Plateau NERFINISHED
Rio Grande NERFINISHED
South Texas Plains NERFINISHED
characterizedBy hot summers
mild winters
periodic droughts
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dominantLandUse livestock grazing
rangeland
elevationRange low elevation
hasClimate semi-arid
hasFauna bobwhite quail
javelina
white-tailed deer
wild turkey
hasFlora blackbrush acacia
grasses
guajillo
mesquite
prickly pear cactus
hasHydrology ephemeral streams
seasonal creeks
hasLandCover grassland
shrubland
hasLandform rolling plains
hasVegetation brush-covered plains
thorny shrublands
locatedIn Texas
southern Texas NERFINISHED
majorEconomicActivity hunting leases
natural gas production
oil production
ranching
partOf Gulf Coastal Plain NERFINISHED
South Texas NERFINISHED
regionType brush country
soilType clay loam soils
sandy loam soils
typicalLivestock cattle
goats
sheep
usedFor oil and gas extraction
recreational hunting
wildlife management

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Brush Country partOf Rio Grande Plains
this entity surface form: Rio Grande Plain