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Describe The Differences Between The Southeast And Southwest Regions
Have you ever wondered how the southeast and southwest regions are alike and different? Well, if you do here we go! Both regions are located in North America. I love the southeast region because it is mild and humid. Most of the time, it is subtropical. Subtropical means relating to or bring the regions bordering on the tropical zone. The southwest is very cold region in the winter. It also can get very warm in the summer to. The southwest region has many mountains and other landforms such as plains, mesas, plateaus, deserts, and canyons. Plains are grassy patches just like the ones in the southeast region. It also has mountains, caves, wetlands, and plateaus. Caves are known to be in the southeast region. Did you know that the southeast …show more content…
You mainly find tobacco in Tennessee and Kentucky. It can also be found in places like Louisiana and Mississippi. Other natural resources are cotton, pine trees, coal, and peanuts. The southwest region has a lot of natural rescores too and they are grapefruit, wheat, hay, lemons, and cactuses. As you can see, the southwest is a lot different from the southeast region. Both the southeast and southwest have many landmarks. The Mammoth Cave system is in the southeast and is the longest cave system in the world. There are some other landmarks like the Florida everglades! The Florida everglades contain habitats for animals like a crocodile and Florida panther.
The southwest region also has some awesome landmarks that you might want to visit. Barring Meteor Creator is one of those cool sights! The Barring Meteor creator had an asteroid traveling 26,000 miles an hour. It is the world’s best preserved site on earth and it is located in Arizona. One of the other landmarks is the Grand Canyon! The Grand Canyon is also located in Arizona. The Grand Canyon is 277 miles. Its narrowest point is 4 miles long! The Grand canyon is around 6000 feet deep. In conclusion the southwest are different in many ways! The southeast has many caves and the southwest does not! Let’s just say that all the regions are very

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