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We will be migrating to Chesapeake bay. The reason we chose this location, was because it has our needs.

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Chesapeake bay holds over 18 trillion gallons of water. Out of that 18 trillion 51 billion freshwater flows into the bay.  Freshwater drains into the bay from the big 64,000 square mile watershed. A water shed is an area of land  that drains into a river, lake, bay, or other body of water. Rivers, streams, and aquifers supply clean drinking water to millions of people in the state. We will use the fresh water for drinking and water crops. We can find fresh water in the marsh.
http://www.mdsg.umd.edu/topics/ecosystems-restoration/chesapeake-bay-facts-and-figures

http://www.chesapeakebay.net/discover/bay101/facts

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Chesapeake Maryland gets 42 inches of rain per year and 15 inches of snow each year. The number of days with any precipitation is 99. On average, there are about 203 sunny days per year in Chesapeake, Maryland. In July the temperature is around 87 degrees and in January the low is 26 degrees.  The UV index is 3.9 in the summer and in the United States it is 4.3. Having warm climate will help us survive because we won't freeze to death, and we can have crops. http://www.bestplaces.net/climate/city/maryland/chesapeake_beach

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Coal is used for many different things. The coal can be used for many different parts of electricity, steel production and liquid fuel. Steam coal is also a different way of coals use and is used for power generation. Coking coal is also another use for coal which is the production of steal. You can also use coal for heat. The United States produces about 35%, or 1 billion tons, of the world's coal this is much more than what other countries use. Coal generates more than half of the United States electricity. In this case in Maryland we would be able to use coal for heating if ever cold even though the climate is mostly warm.

http://www.worldcoal.org/coal/uses-coal

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Food is a big important part of living on your own especially without any food stores. Some animals that live in Chesapeake, Maryland are Sika deer, River otters Bobcats, Marsh rabbits, some crabs found in the bay, Muskrat, and Red foxes.  Other animals also found in Chesapeake Maryland are Red-Bellied Cooler turtle, Rainbow snake,  Atlantic Croaker fish, Blue Crab, Striped Bass fish, and eastern Oyster. We would catch all of these animals with a knife, gun, or bow and arrow and then cook then and skin them to eat them. We can also use them for their skin, and fur to make blankets or clothing. We can find animals in forests, or in plains. http://www.chesapeakebay.net/fieldguide
This is a picture of a sika deer grazing in a field.

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Since the soil is good for growing plants, we can grow trees, and other plants that provide resources. The climate, and average amount of rain will help grow plants also. With the wood from trees we can build shelters, and make some tools. With plants like cotton we can make clothes. Also, we can use other plants for different resources. We can find these resources in forests, and or plains. We can also start our own farms with these resources. https://www.go-maryland.com/Chesapeake-Bay-Maryland/Weather/
This is a picture of a forest in Chesapeake bay.

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Fertile soil is found along the bay. The fresh water marsh is great for growing crops. Some plants that naturally grow there are wild rice and celery.  With the fertile soil we can plant different seeds, and start growing food. We can find fertile soil by fresh water.
http://kmart63097.blogspot.com/2014/04/the-chesapeake-bay.html
This is a picture of fertile soil, which we will need to grow crops.

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Some resources we will need to survive are fertile soil, wood, plants, animals, coal, warm climate, fresh water, and solar energy. Fertile soil, is renewable, because it will always be there if it doesn't erode. Wood, and plants are renewable to a limit if we are responsible and take care of the species. Animals are renewable to a point if we don't make the species extinct from hunting. Water is renewable, and solar energy is renewable.