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3. The Appalachians are in the east coast of North America. It covers a bit of Canada but more of the United States. The Appalachians also cover some The Appalachians are in the east coast of North America. It covers a bit of Canada but more of the United States. The Appalachians also cover some states such as, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina.

4. In 1528, the members of the Narváez expedition found a Native American Town, called Apalachen, linked to the Apalachee Indians and the spelling was changed into Appalachian. Apalachen, Apalachee Appalachian

5. In the Appalachian Mountains, you would be able to see various types of plants. You'd see tons of deciduous trees but you’ll also be able to see Maple trees and Oaks. Furthermore, You’ll also be able to find a varied species of blueberries, tulips and black huckleberries.

6. There are five species of tree squirrels including the Eastern Grey squirrel, Fox squirrel, the Southern flying squirrel followed by the Northern flying squirrel and the rare Red squirrel. There are five species of tree squirrels including the Eastern Grey squirrel, Fox squirrel, the Southern flying squirrel followed by the Northern flying squirrel and the rare Red squirrel. Furthermore, there are lots of other animals such as the fluffy Eastern Cottontail rabbit, the White-Tailed deer- also known as the Virginia deer and the Beaver. These animals have a lot of interest with tourists.

7. PREDATORS!!! As well as cute and fluffy animals there are the one who eat them. PREDATORS!!! As well as cute and fluffy animals there are the one who eat them. Well-known predators are the Grey fox, the Grey wolves, the Coyote and the Cougar. Well-known predators are the Grey fox, the Grey wolves, the Coyote and the Cougar. Moreover, there are also birds like the wild turkey, the owl, the dove and the hawk.

8. Mount Mitchell 6684ft 2037m Mount Craig 6647ft 2026m Clingmans Dome 6643ft 2025m Mount Guyot 6621ft 2018m Cattail Peak 6600ft 2012m Balsam Cone 6600ft 2012m Mount le Conte 6593ft 2010m Big Tom 6560ft 1999m Mount Buckley 6560ft 1999m Mount Gibbes 6520ft 1987m

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