Texas is located in the southern central United States, bordered by Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Mexico. It has a diverse climate and terrain, being part of both the central time zone and the Southern region of the US. Some of its notable landmarks include the Alamo, Big Bend National Park, and Sabine Lake. Texas has a large transportation infrastructure and exports chemicals, petroleum products, food, and natural gas.

1. Texas
By: The Green Grapes

2. Location
Relative: To the east is Louisiana, New
Mexico to the west, Oklahoma to the north
and Mexico to the south.
Absolute: 31 N and 98 W

3. Regions
Area Codes: 210, 214, 254, 281, 361, 409,
469, 512, 682, 713, 806, 817, 830, 832,
903, 915, 936, 940, 956, 972 and 979.
Time zone and Region: Texas is in the
central time zone. Texas is in the Southern
Region of the USA.

4. Place
Landmarks: The Alamo, Big Bend National
Park, Six Flags Over Texas and Sabine
Lake.
Landforms: Sabine River, Gulf Of Mexico,
Colorado River and Big Bend
Tradition: Making Pinatas, The Square
Dance and The Strawberry Festival.
Climate: Humid, hot, dry and lots of tornados
because Texas is part of Tornado Alley.

5. Movement
Transportation: The Woodlands Waterway,
Highway 10 and 20, Cars, Horses,
Rainbow Bridge and The Dallas Fort
Worth Airport.
Exports: Chemicals and allied products,
petroleum and coal products, food and
kindred products, transporting petroleum,
natural gas and gas liquids.
Agriculture: Cattle, grain sorghums, cotton,
lint and seed, wheat, rice and dairy

6. Adapt
Adapt: Texas adapts to the hot weather by
putting on sunscreen, they have pools to
keep them cool and because Texas is in
Tornado Alley all the houses need to have
a basement or some type of shelter.

7. Modify
Texas modified the terrain by building the
Pennybacker bridge so they can get
across the Colorado River.

8. Depend
Texas depends on the Woodlands
Waterway to transport food and materials.