Well defined linear mountain ridges with southwesterly-dipping slopes, steep upturned bounding thrusts and intervening linear strike valleys are found in this part of the Rockies.
A)Front Ranges
B)Western Ranges
C)Main Ranges
D)Foothills

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The Front Ranges of the Rockies are characterized by linear mountain ridges with southwesterly-dipping slopes, steep upturned bounding thrusts, and intervening linear strike valleys. The foothills are characterized by rolling terrain and are located at the base of the Front Ranges. The Main Ranges and Western Ranges do not have the same well-defined linear features as the Front Ranges.

Well Defined Linear Mountain Ridges with Southwesterly-Dipping Slopes, Steep Upturned