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The Mississippi River is one of the longest rivers in North America! It flows from Minnesota all the way down to the Gulf of Mexico. Native Americans called it the 'Father of Waters.' This important river helps transport goods and provides water for farming. It's like a giant highway made of water! 🚢

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The Rocky Mountains are like nature's backbone running through western North America! These magnificent mountains stretch more than 3,000 miles and are home to many animals like bighorn sheep and mountain goats. The highest peak in the Rockies is Mount Elbert in Colorado. ⛰️

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The Great Lakes are five huge freshwater lakes that look like giant puddles from space! Lake Superior is the biggest and deepest of them all. Together, these lakes contain about 21% of the world's fresh surface water. Remember their names with HOMES: Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior! 🌊

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Imagine a giant crack in the Earth that's up to 18 miles wide and 1 mile deep! That's the Grand Canyon, carved by the Colorado River over millions of years. Its colorful rock layers tell the story of Earth's history, like pages in a really old book. 🦅

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The Appalachian Mountains are some of the oldest mountains in North America! These ancient mountains stretch from Maine to Georgia. They're not as tall as the Rockies, but they're full of beautiful forests and wildlife. The famous Appalachian Trail runs along these mountains. 🌲

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Welcome to the lowest, driest, and hottest spot in North America! Death Valley is 282 feet below sea level and can get as hot as 134°F (57°C). Despite its scary name, many plants and animals have adapted to live in this amazing desert landscape. 🌵

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Imagine a giant flat carpet of grassland stretching from Texas to Canada! The Great Plains were once home to millions of buffalo and native prairie grasses. Today, this region is known as America's 'breadbasket' because farmers grow so much wheat and corn here. 🌾

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Meet the longest river in North America! The Missouri River stretches 2,341 miles before joining the Mississippi River. Native Americans used this river for transportation and trade. Lewis and Clark traveled up this river on their famous expedition to explore the American West. 🛶