Capitals
Landmarks
Land /Water
Climate
Nat. Res./Prod.
100

Alaska

Juneau

100

This is the word's first National Park.

Yellowstone National Park

100

This is the  largest mountain range in the West.

Rocky Mountains

100

In the Rocky Mountains there is lots of this in the winter.

Snow

100

This is the most important natural resource in the West.

The Pacific Ocean

200

California

Sacramento

200
This is a type of hot spring that shoots boiling hot water and steam into the air.

geyser

200

This is the highest mountain in the U.S. 

Mount Denali

200

Alaska is the coldest state in the U.S. for this reason.

It is farthest from the equator.

200

Idaho is known for this vegetable.

Potatoes
300

Colorado

Denver

300

This  is one of the largest lakes in the U.S.

The Great Salt Lake

300

In 1980, this vocano in the West Region erupted.

Mt. St. Helens

300

What kind of trees grow in Hawaii?

Palm Trees

300

This is one of the most important things that people get from the Great Salt Lake.

Salt

400

Hawaii

Honolulu

400

This rises 1,267 ft. above the surrounding ground, and was designated America's first national monument in 1906.

Devil's Tower

400

This desert is the hottest, driest, and lowest place in the U.S.

Death Valley

400

The Pacific Coast lies over many fault lines, which increases the danger of these.

Earthquakes

400

The West region is a center of this industry. It makes products such as lumber, furniture, plywood, cardboard, and paper.

The wood industry

500

Montana

Helena

500

This bridge was completed in 1937,. It is almost 9,000 ft. long and has two beautiful towers that are 820 ft. tall.

The Golden Gate Bridge

500

Hawaii is made up of this many islands.

8

500

This is the name of the most famous fault line.

San Andreas Fault

500

In the West, technology industries have started in the area known as what?

Silicon Valley

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