This directional part of the state in borders on one of the Great Lakes.
What is the North?
Where in Indiana this region is located?
What is the middle or central?
A large mass of ice.
What is a glacier.
Water from melting glaciers formed many of these in the Great Lakes Plain.
What are lakes?
This area got its name because they are made up of thick flat what?
What is till?
As the Wabash River flows across the state, it picks up what?
What is silt
An area that has common features
What is a region?
What major city is located next to Lake Michigan.
What is Gary?
The main crops grown in the Central Till Plain are these.
What are corn and soybeans?
This river forms part of the southern border of Indiana.

What is the Wabash River?
The geographical term that describes a flat area of land.
What is a plain?
A layer of soil left behind by glaciers.
What is till?
Name a town located in this region?
What is Bloomington or Evansville
Soil that is good for growing crops is described using this word.
What is fertile?
When the first letter of the five lake names are combined , the word HOMES is formed. What are the names of the lakes?
What is Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior?
Name a city located in this region?
What is Indianapolis, Terre Haute, or Kokomo
What is the Mysterious river in the south called?
What is Lost River
Something in the environment that people use.