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North America Geo

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Tropic of cancer an imaginary line of latitude that crosses Mexico and the Bahamas; boundary for the tropical zone
Pacific Ocean Largest deepest ocean on earth; surrounded by the ring of fire, 10,000 volcanoes
Atlantic ocean connects to the americas; Europe and Africa;major busy trade route for ships
Gulf of Mexico borders the U.S, Mexico, and Cuba; huge source of oil and natural gas
Caribbean sea Over 7000 islands; Christopher Columbus sailed to this region in 1492
Five great lakes the worlds largest fresh water system; Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior
Ohio River Begins in the state of Pennsylvania and then joins Mississippi River; The United States gained control of the land around the river when they defeated the British in the American Revolution
Missouri River begins in the Rocky Mountains of Montana and meets the Mississippi River; In 1803, France sold the land to the US in the Louisiana Purchase
Mississippi River Beacons in the state of Minnesota and flows into the Gulf of Mexico; It is one of the busiest commercial water routes in the world
Rocky Mountains Begin in Canada and end in New Mexico; Glaciers carved out sharpeaks in deep valleys
Appalachian Mountains Stretch from Canada to Alabama; Rich and natural resources especially coal
Great planes A massive flat grassland area in between the Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi River; Early Native Americans relied on bison for almost every aspect of their daily lives; Spanish introduced horses into this region
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