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|Data Table 1: Getting to know your ecoregion |
|Physical Location: |Kentucky, Kentucky state, United States |
|Town, Province or State, Country | |
|Domain Number Province Number Province Description |1, 1 |
| |Province is found in the prairie region or grassland region |
| |Annual precipitation=1200mm |
| |Month of highest precipitation: February |
| |Month of lowest precipitation: August |
| |Average Annual Temperature: 27 |
| |Annual high, month of occurrence: August |
| |Annual low,
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