This document lists and describes the physical features and economic activities of different regions of the United States. It divides the country into four regions - the Midwest, West, South, and Northeast - and lists the states within each region. For each region, it then outlines some of the key geographical features such as mountains, lakes, or deserts as well as important natural resources and industries such as farming, mining, tourism, and technology.

1. By Lindsey

3.  North Dakota
 South Dakota
 Iowa
 Michigan
 Ohio
 Nebraska
 Minnesota
 Indiana
 Kansas
 Wisconsin
 Illinois
 Missouri

5.  Hills
 Pennisulas
 Plains
 Great lakes

6.  Rich soil
 Corn
 Soy beans
 Wheat
 Trees
 Iron copper
 Sugar maple
 Water

9.  Washington
 California
 Oregon
 Nevada
 Utah
 Idaho
 Montana
 Colorado
 Wyoming

11.  Volcanoes

12. gold

13.  Tourism
 Cattle
 Technology
 Mining

15.  New Mexico
 Texas
 Oklahoma
 Arizona

16.  Coastal

17.  The Grand Canyon
 The Colorado River
 Basin
 Deserts

18.  Cactus

19.  Johnson Space Center
 Big Cities
 Cattle

21.  Arkansas Virginia
 Louisiana West Virginia
 Tennessee
 Alabama
 South Carolina
 North Carolina
 Florida
 Mississippi
 Georgia

22. Hurricanes

23.  Mountains
 Islands
 Wetlands
 Missippi river

24.  Cotton
 Craw fish
 Oranges
 Coal
 Peanuts
 Oil
 Hogs

25.  Rockets
 Farming

27.  Pennsylvania Massachusetts
 Delaware
 Connecticut
 Rhode island
 Maryland
 New York
 Maine
 New Hampshire
 New Jersey

28.  Cold Winters
 Very Hot Summers
 Rain in all seasons

29.  The Appalachian Mountains
 The Atlantic Ocean

30.  Fish
 Blue Berries
 Dairy
 Apples
 Corn
 Rivers
 Crane berries

31.  Fishing
 Farming
 Mills
 Logging
 Cattle