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Formal, Functional, and Vernacular Regions Review

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A review of Formal, Functional, and Vernacular Regions

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These regions reflect human feelings and attitudes about areas.

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Panama Canal, Pocahontas County, Atlanta metro area

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Appalachian Mountains, South Dakota, Gobi Desert

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The "South," the "Corn Belt," the "Middle East"

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A formal region is an area that is designated by official boundaries. These areas are publicly known and include cities, towns, states, counties, mountain ranges, and countries.

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Functional regions are made up of a central place and surrounding areas affected by it. Often, this is a metropolitan area that consists of a major city and lots of smaller towns or cities that surround it.

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The U.S. Town without Cell Phones or Wi-Fi

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The U.S. Town without Cell Phones or Wi-Fi

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EMF EMR Refugee Town Green Bank West Virginia

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The U.S. Town With No Cell Phones or Wi-Fi | National Geographic

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Pocahontas County in West Virginia falls within the National Radio Quiet Zone. It's home to quiet country living, friendly people, and one of the most impressive engineering marvels in the world-the Green Bank Telescope. The GBT measures radio waves from throughout the universe, but due to the telescope's extreme sensitivity, any operating wireless device can have a negative effect on its observations.