New York is located in the northeastern United States, bordered by Connecticut, New Jersey, the Atlantic Ocean, and several regions including the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. Major landmarks include the Chrysler Building and Brooklyn Bridge, while the Hudson River and Catskill Mountains are notable landforms. The document also discusses New York traditions like the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, transportation routes, exports, agriculture, and how humans have adapted to and modified the environment.

1. New York
By: Kate, Aqua Gems

2. Location
Relative: North is Connecticut, east is the
Atlantic Ocean, South and west are New
Jersey
Absolute: Albany, NY 42* 43* N, 74* W

3. Regions
1. Northeast Region
2. Mid-Atlantic Region

4. Place
Landmark: Chrysler Building, Brooklyn Bridge
Landform: Hudson River, Catskill Mountains
Climate: Heat waves in the summer, lots of
snow and in the winter

5. Tradition
Rockefeller Center
Christmas Tree
The tradition has lasted for years. This happened
during the Great Depression. Since then the
Christmas tree has been decorated with all
different colors. They started by first putting up
a small tree then they started putting up a
massive evergreen. The people did this to get
some cheer over the Great Depression. The
tradition soon stuck.

6. Movement
Transportation: Hudson River, Route 80, and
Route 70
Exports: Milk, syrup, and apples
Agriculture: limestone, gravel, slate, and
gypsum

7. HE Interaction
Adapt: the people adapt to heat waves in the
summer, they adapt to the harsh winter
Modify: Catskill Mountains for ski resorts,
Hudson River for boating, subway
Depend: Catskill Mountains for skiing, Hudson
River for boating, Atlantic ocean for fishing