United States Capitols West
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United States Capitols East
Regions of the United States
100
This is the capitol of Oregon.
What is Salem?
100
These mountains are in California.
What are the Sierra Nevadas?
100
This ocean is to the west of the United States.
What is the Pacific Ocean.
100
This is the capitol city of Massachusetts?
What is Boston?
100
This region includes Alabama, Florida, and North Carolina.
What is the South or the Southeast region?
200
This is the capitol of New Mexico.
What is Sante Fe?
200
These two states are non-contiguous.
What are Hawaii and Alaska?
200
This ocean is to the east of the United States?
What is the Atlantic Ocean.
200
This is the captiol of Florida.
What is Tallahassee?
200
This region includes Arizona and New Mexico?
What is the Southwest?
300
This is the capitol of Texas.
What is Austin?
300
This mountain range stretches across Montana, Colorado and Wyoming.
What are the Rocky Mountains?
300
This is the longest river in the United States. The third longest in the world.
What is the Mississippi River?
300
This is the captiol of Vermont?
What is Montpelier?
300
This region includes Minnesota, Nebraska, and Kansas.
What is the heartland?
400
This is the capitol of Montana.
What is Helena?
400
This state is the only peninsula in the United States?
What is Florida?
400
This is where the Mississippi dumps into.
What is the Gulf of Mexico or the Caribbean Sea.
400
This is the capitol of Conneticut?
What is Hartford?
400
This region includes Ohio, Indiana, and Wisconsin.
What is the Midwest?
500
This is the capitol of Alaska.
What is Juneau?
500
This mountain range is along the eastern portion of the United States?
What are the Appalachian mountains?
500
This river seperates Mexico from the United States.
What is the Rio Grande?
500
This is the capitol of Delaware?
What is Dover?
500
This region includes Virginia, Kentucky, and West Virginia?
What is the Appalachian Highlands?
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