Marco Saggese Standard 9-12.G.1.1.

 New York City (8,039,000)  Los Angeles (3,829,000)  Chicago (2,926,000)  Toronto (2,572,000)  Houston (2,043,000)  Montreal (1,846,000)  Philadelphia (1,519,000)  Phoenix (1,410,000)  San Diego (1,269,000)  Dallas (1,243,000)

 Costal Range  Basin and Range  Rocky Mountain  Great Plains  Interior Lowlands  Canadian Shield  Appalachian Mountains  Costal Plain

 Located West of the Rocky Mountains  Is from Alaska to California  Consists of Rugged Mountains and Prosperous Valleys

 West of the Rocky Mountains but east of the Sierra Nevada's  Mountain Ranges varying in elevation

 West of the Great Plains  East of the Great Basin  Jagged Mountains with high Elevation  This includes the continental divide which determines the flow of rivers

 Located West of the Interior Lowlands and east of the Rocky Mountains  Flat plains that get increasingly elevated as you move west  Know for many grasslands

 Located West of the Appalachian Mountains and East of the Great Plains  Lowlands with rolling flatlands  Consists of rivers, wide valleys, and grassy hill

 Consists of Southern portions of the Great Lakes and the Hudson Bay  Many hills that have ben eroded  Many glacier carved lakes  Many of the oldest rock formations in North America

 Located west of the Coastal Plain  The Appalachians run from Canada to western Alabama  The oldest mountain range in Northern America  Very old and eroded mountains

 Coast that runs down the Atlantic Ocean  Wide lowland with great harbors  Sandy beaches

 North America consists of 8 regions  Has many different climates and physical characteristics  Many Domains and Rivers and bodies of water