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Regions of the United States

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Geography, Humans, & the Environment

Regions of the United States

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Distinct physical features, climates, and natural resources across the Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, and West. Examines how geographic characteristics shape regional economies, cultures, and human-environment interactions.

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