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Falls between rocky mountains and the coast

Plateaus or high flat areas in the north

Basins or low valleys in the south

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Run along the Pacific Coast of US AND Canada

A chain of mountains
Contains highest point in North America

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Cordillera – a row of connected mountains

Passes – low areas between mountains that allow people to cross

Begin in Alaska and run to New Mexico
Young mountains – we know this because they haven’t suffered erosion

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USA’s longest water way

Allows for trading and shipping goods

Empties into the Gulf of Mexico

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Formed by giant glaciers

Allows for trade and travel
Connected lakes flow through the St. Lawrence Seaway and into the Atlantic Ocean

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Horseshoe shaped around the Hudson Bay

Rocky hill, lakes, and evergreen trees
Very cold, poor soil

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Along the Atlantic Coast of USA
Major Cities found here

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Stretches inland from the coast
Very fertile area

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They begin in Alaska and end in new mexico
Young Mts. compared to appalachians. They are a group of MTs running side to side

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Alot of vegetation
Large cities
Important waterways
flat land.

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Much of the land is prairie
Farmers grow grain and wheat
Many reserve oil and natural gas.

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Many mineral deposits
Located around the hudson bay
Rock hills, lakes and trees
It is very cold and poor soil.

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They run from Eastern canada to Alabama
They are rich in coal and have full growth
Oldest Mt. chain in North America
Peaks are rounder because of erosion which shows age.

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Allows for shipping ports
Soil is good for farming on the coastal plains
Large cites like Houston and New Orleans.

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Geologic Map of the New York City Region(Public domain.)