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Regions & Landforms

Ch. 1/Lesson 1 Gr. 4 Social Studies - Scott Foresman

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an area in which places share similar characteristics region
a natural feature on earth's surface, such as a mountain or river landform
a very high landform often with steep sides mountain
a large area of mostly flat land that is ofen covered with grass plain
an area that gets very little rain desert
a deep valley with steep rocky walls canyon
a large, flat, raised area of land plateau
a line or natural feature that divides one area from another boundary
legal borders with exact measurements around each state State boundaries
boundaries that are not set by rule or law; may be different in different textbooks. Regional boundaries
contains part of the oldest mountain range in the country - the Appalachain Mountains. Includes states such as New York, Maine, Rhode Island, and Pennsylvania. Northeast Region
Includes the Atlantic Coastal Plain; the Mississippi and Red Rivers flow through it creating rich farmland in states like Arkansas and Louisiana. Also includes Florida, Georgia, Virginia, West Virgina, and North and South Carolina. Southeast Region
Includes only four states - Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas Southwest Region
Inclues Alaska and Hawaii; Has the highest point - Mt. McKinley, AK, and the lowest point, Death Valley California; states included are Washington, Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Oregon, and California. West Region
The region we live in; Four of the five Great Lakes - Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, and Lake Superior; some states included are Indiana, Ohio, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, North and South Dakota,Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin Midwest Region
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