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What is the reason behind the theory of why Denver and the high plains are so much higher then the surrounding area?

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  • 17-09-2020

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Because plates float on the Earth's mantle, parts of the Western United States might have risen, like an empty boat next to one with a heavy cargo, pushing the vast High Plains far above sea level, according to the theory formulated by geologists Craig Jones and Kevin Mahan at the University of Colorado-Boulder.

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