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helpp Middle America - Geography Match the Region with the Correct Description a. Mesa Central b. Central American Volcanic Axis c. Sierra Madre Oriental d. Sierra Madre Occidental e. Mesa del Norte High, narrow, steep range, parallels Gulf of Mexico Chiapas to San Jose, Costa Rica, chain of 40 volcanoes rainshadow, desert plateaus of Chihuahua, Coahuila, and Zacatecas Core area of Mesoamerican prehistory Broad volcanic range, parallels Sea of Cortes and Pacific Ocean, cut by deep canyons .

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