The geographic feature in the Netherlands that most directly contributes to the presence of hundreds of canals, dams, and waterways is low-lying coastal lands. The Netherlands is known for its flat terrain and significant areas below sea level, which has necessitated the construction of extensive canal systems and water management structures.
Satellite images of Amsterdam today show hundreds of canals, dams, and waterways. Which geographic feature in the Netherlands most directly contributes to this?(1 point)
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mountain ranges and lands at high elevations
mountain ranges and lands at high elevations
access to both the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas
access to both the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas
a permanent layer of frozen dirt
a permanent layer of frozen dirt
low-lying coastal lands
low-lying coastal lands
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