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I'm assuming you're referring to the map in column "a" of the graphic. They didn't mislabel them. The Cascades are nearer to the coast. Same with the Sierras. I
by bradleyland 11y ago
I'm assuming you're referring to the map in column "a" of the graphic. They didn't mislabel them. The Cascades are nearer to the coast. Same with the Sierras. I think what's got you mixed up is the perspective of the map. It's slightly oblique, which shortens the apparent distance between the mountains and the coast. It's not a terribly good graphic. There are no state borders, yet the map is clipped in a way that gives very little context.