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- 1. REGIONS OF THE UNITED STATES BY COLLIN
- 3. CLIMATE THEY HAVE RAINY SEASON EXSTEAMLY COLD SNOW TORNADOS HAIL STORMS FIOODS STRONG WINDS
- 4. LAND FORMS GREAT PLAINS MOUTINS MISSIPPI RIVER RIVERS HILLS GREAT LAKES
- 5. NATURAL RESOURCES FARMING SIOL LIME STONE COPPER IRON ORE GOLD WHEAT CORN COAL
- 7. Nevada WASHINGTON Hawaii Utah OREGAN Alaska MONTANA Colorado IDAHO WYOMING Californian
- 8. climate snow Elevation Two inches of rain fall Oak trees timber cold
- 9. Land forms Rocky mountains Volcanoes Water falls Islands lakes trees
- 13. CLIMATE STORMS OIL WET LANDS WARM LANDS HIGH LANDS DSERTES
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