New England States and Capitals
The capital of Connecticut
What is Hartford?
The capital of New York
What is Albany?
low, rounded mountains that stretch through New England
trees that have wide, flat leaves. They lose their leaves in the fall. Oak and maple are examples.
What are broadleaf trees?
Another name for a city
What is an urban area?
The capital of Massachusetts
What is Boston?
The capital of Pennsylvania
What is Harrisburg?
flat land along the coast that stretches from Massachusetts all the way into Texas
What is the Coastal Plain?
trees that have long, thin needlelike leaves. These trees don't lose their leaves. Evergreens and Pines are examples.
What are needleleaf trees?
Another name for the communities outside of a city?
What are the suburbs?
The capital of Maine
What is Augusta?
The capital of New Jersey
What is Trenton?
a major ocean that borders the Northeast
New England is known for its rocky soil what do their farmers do instead?
What is raising animals?
Another name for the country
What is a rural area?
The capital of New Hampshire
What is Concord?
The capital of Delaware
What is Dover?
A major river in New York that was created by melting glaciers. A plane made an emergency landing on this river years ago.
What is the Hudson River?
Middle Atlantic states are known for their fertile soil. Name one popular crop they grow?
What are apples, tomatoes, lettuce?
part of an ocean, sea, or lake that cuts deeply into the land
What is a bay?
The capital of Vermont
What is Montpelier?
The capital of Maryland
What is Annapolis?
a place along a coastline where ships can dock safely
What is a harbor?
What is the most important minearal resource in the Northeast?
What is coal?
The capital of Rhode Island
What is Providence?