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Three Regions Research Paper
Have you ever thought that the United States had regions? Do you know what they are? Well, the three regions that I think are the best are the Great Plains, Central America, and the Pacific Northwest. All of them highly interest me and I hope they do to you too. If you would like to know more about these fabulous regions, keep reading. The Great Plains are located on the edge of the rocky mountains. The Great Plains have many mountains including a volcano named Devil’s Tower. Half of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico are part of the Great Plains. As well as North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, some of Oklahoma, and Texas. On the east part of the Plains is perfect for gardening because of the grass, fertile soil, and rivers.

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