Four Regions of Texas
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The document summarizes the four main geographic regions of Texas: the Coastal Plains, Central Plains, Great Plains, and Mountains and Basins. It provides key details about each region, including major cities, natural resources, industries, climate, and other important facts. The Coastal Plains region contains the largest cities and ports along the Gulf of Mexico and is the most populated. The Central Plains have thick grasses, limestone resources, and ranchlands. The Great Plains rely on irrigation for farming due to low rainfall. The Mountains and Basins have many mountains and deserts, low rainfall, and include El Paso on the Mexican border.
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Four Regions of Texas
- 3. Coastal Plains Cities – Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio Most strongly affected by the Gulf of Mexico (since it is a water souce and helps bring in money for fishing and the ports) Most popular region for several reasons: Lots of job opportunities Oil industry; good soil for farming and ranching Major cities Most populated (2/3 of all Texans live here) Contains state capitol - Austin
- 5. Central Plains Thick grasses Limestone is a major resource here Cross Timbers area (large areas of hardwood trees) Limestone rock Higher elevation because limestone doesn’t wear down) Includes Fort Worth and Abilene Ranching Cattle , farming , oil and gas Oil and gas
- 7. Great Plains Also called the “High Plains” Does not get a lot of rain and dust storms Big on farming here, so they rely on irrigation (a water source where you store water after it rains and then use it for farming) Cities include Lubbock and Amarillo
- 9. Mountains and Basins Many mountains, deserts, and plateaus here Least amount of rain El Paso is the main city (rich in the Hispanic culture because it is close to Mexico) It’s southern border is the Rio Grande River Has highest point in Texas – Guadalupe Peak
- 10. Other important facts: Top cash crop in Texas (the crop that we grow and brings us the most money) is cotton. Oil is a major resource is all regions.