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piedmant area of rolling hills contains many fast flowing rivers and streams
Appalachian mountains gently sloping
great plains largely treeless area that continues the ascent to about 4,000 feet.
Canadian shield rocky, mainly flat area that covers nearly 2 million square miles.
rocky mountains the other major mountain system of the U.S. and canada
death valley very hot funeral mountains
Continental divide marks the separation between rivers flowing eastward and westward
Mt. Mckinley North Americas highest peak
great lakes Huron, Ontario, Michigan, eire, and superior
Makenzie River flows across the northwest territories
Permafrost permanently frozen ground
Humid continual climate winters are cold and simmers are warm
prevailing westerlies winds that blow from west to east in the middle of the latitudes
humid subtropical climate summers are hot and muggy with temperatures ranging from 75 degrees to 90 degrees
Mediterranean climate summers are dry, sunny, and warm,
semiarid climate 15 inches of rain annually
everglades huge swampland that covers some 4,000 square miles
tornado alley tornadoes strike so often in an area of the great plains
nomads the first inhabitents of the area of north America how known as the Unites States and Canda
beringia A land bridge that once connected Siberia and Alaska
Erie canal the first navigable water link between the Atlantic and the great lakes
St. Lawrence seaway completed in the 1950s as a joint project of the United States and Canada
Locks sections of a waterway with closed gates
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