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40.6331° N, 89.3985° W - Morton

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Urban -Largest Urban area is Chicago. Urban areas have high population and include residential and commercial property.
Rural - Known for farming corn, soy beans and wheat. Land also used for animal farming.
Suburban- Divided into regions near Chicago. Made up of residential and commercial properties .

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Migration: (Past & Present)

Native Americans - from Midwest to native American Reservations (Oklahoma, etc. )

Italy- during the mid to late 19th century and early 20th century

Mexico-  more common migration during the 21st century

Transportation: (variety)

Airplane - O'Hare international airport

Trains- State to state or more commonly to and from Chicago for Work and Play

Cars-Known for high amounts of traffic & a lot of travel through the state during cross country travels.

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Navy Pier-  (Chicago)
Chicago's number one tourist attraction. Here you can find gardens, restaurants, entertainment, touring programs and guided cruises or the Lake Michigan shore.
Starved Rock- (Western Illinois)
State Park that represents the past of the Ottawa Native American Tribe. Features hiking through waterfalls, nature trails and wildlife such as deer.
Galena-  (Northwest boarder)
Small historic town from the 19th century. Known for historic ceremonial mounds, as well as a range of shops, dining and outdoor activities such as ice skating.

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Midwest:

Boarders all other regions in the United States

The Largest cities in this region are located around the Great Lakes.

Known for business, manufacturing and farming

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How do people :

use our environment

adapt to the environment

alter the environment

depend on the environment

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The Land of Lincoln
The Prairie State