1. I (Larry Blodgett- ITRT) separated this from another PowerPoint presentation made which I got form Mr. Hodges of City of Salem Schools—he may or may not be the original author.

2. The United States Physical Regions, Physical Features and Cities.

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4. Pacific Coastal Ranges

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6. Rocky Mountains

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8. Great Plains

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10. Interior Lowlands

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12. Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plain

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14. Appalachian Mountains

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16. Canadian Shield

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18. Aleutian Islands

19. Canadian Shield

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21. A B C D E F G H J

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23. Grand Canyon

24. A K J I H G F E D C B Link to rivers and bodies of water

25. Vancouver, Canada Return to map

26. Los Angeles, California Return to map

27. Toronto Return to map

28. Ottawa, Canada Return to map

29. Montreal, Canada Return to map

30. Quebec, Canada Return to map

31. Houston, TX Return to map

32. Richmond, VA Return to map

33. Washington, D.C Return to map

34. New York City

35. Return to map Chicago, Ill

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37. Continental Divide

38. I A H G F E D C B

39. Columbia, River Return to map

40. Colorado, River Return to map

41. Rio Grande, River Return to map

42. Mississippi, River Return to map

43. St. Lawrence, River Return to map

44. Hudson Bay Return to map

45. Atlantic Ocean Return to map

46. Gulf of Mexico Return to map

47. Pacific Ocean Return to map

48. The Great Lakes Return to map

49. C D A B

51. Sun Belt

53. Wheat Belt

55. Corn Belt

57. Rust Belt

58. United States Canada Mexico Aleutian Islands Hawaiian Islands

59. NAFTA North American Free Trade Agreement NAFTA is an economic alliance between the United States, Canada and Mexico. Free trade exists between these countries. This means that no taxes are paid on products traded across the borders of these countries.