What geographic features surround the Inca Empire?
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The Inca Empire was located in South America and spanned parts of modern day Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina. The empire began in the highlands of Peru and spanned large swaths or rugged regions of mountains, forests, and rain forests. The most important geographic region of the Incan Empire was the Andean Mountain Range that is in modern day Chile today.
The Inca Empire was surrounded by Mountains, Deserts, and Jungles.
The Inca Empire was surrounded by several notable geographic features including the Andes Mountain Range, the Pacific Ocean, the Amazon Rainforest, Lake Titicaca, and the highlands forming the Altiplano region. These features significantly influenced the empire's agriculture, trade, and societal organization. The Incas adapted to their diverse environments, which contributed to their success as a powerful civilization.
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