Northern Lakes & Moraines Region
What was the first capital of Indiana?
What is Corydon?
What is flatboat, wagon, and horses?
Crops can be grown in this region easily because of this.
What is fertile soil?
You see this on the sides of a highway. It is found in the form of limestone.
What is unglaciated bedrock?
When was the national road created?
What is 1829?
First form of transportation that didn't rely on manual power.
What is a steamboat?
Melting glaciers caused this area to be swampy.
What is marsh?
Name for this area due to numerous interstates, highways, and railways.
What is Crossroads of America?
This is the river that is located along the southern border of Indiana
What is the Ohio River?
Where the first railroad in Indiana was made.
What is Shelbyville?
This area is known for...
What is very flat terrain? or What is lakes?
This area is known for...
What is gently rolling hills and shallow vallies?
This area is best known for...
What are steep hills, caves, and vallies?
This can be built just about anywhere.
What is a railroad?
These were used as ports for the transportation of goods.
What are the Great Lakes.
Glacial melting and wind caused there to be a big build up of this along Lake Michigan.
What are the Indiana Sand Dunes?
The excessive creation of crops such as corn and soybeans and fertile broad plain.
Acidic water can cause these when water seeps through rock fractures and dissolves it.
What are sinkholes?
Travel could now take place all year around.
What is a gravel road?