Rivers Deep, Mountains High
Ya'll Come Back (South) Now!
History Has Its Eyes on the US (and Canada)!!
We're Halfway There...Living North of the US Canadian Border
Workin' 9 to 5...with our neighbors to the North!!
200

Geological boundary separating the Piedmont region from the Coastal Plain in Georgia

The Fall Line

200

The 48 adjoining states and the District of Columbia located on the central North American mainland.

The contiguous United States

200

Established in 1607 in Virginia, THIS colony became the first permanent English settlement in North America

Jamestown

200

THIS French explorer traveled along the St Lawrence River seeking fur/fishing, a Northwest Passage, and converting Natives to Catholicism

Jacques Cartier

200

The unique geographic and political characteristic that defines the international boundary between the United States and Canada

World's longest undefended border

400

Rocky Mountains...acting like THIS that causes water to flow away from them on either side, east AND west!

The Continental Divide

400

The climate profile that characterizes South Florida and the Florida Keys

Tropical

400

The major historical event in 1849 that triggered rapid westward migration across the US seeking wealth on the west coast

California Gold Rush

400

Approximate percentage of the Earth's surface freshwater supply that is contained within the Great Lakes

20%

400

A US-Canadian cross-border manufacturing model where components cross borders in the processing of finished goods

Shared Supply Chain

600

Canada's Treasure Chest...thanks to all those great minerals and ores!

Canadian Shield
600

The river that serves as part the northern boundary of the Southeastern United States

The Ohio River

600

The economic system that led European monarchs to strictly control colonial trade to build national wealth at the expense of rivals

Mercantilism

600

The geographic zone that contains approximately 50% of Canada's total population

The Quebec City–Windsor Corridor

600

Economic concept that describes two countries RELYING on one another for products and resources they cannot easily produce alone

Interdependence

800

The watershed that drains 41% of the United States into the Gulf of Mexico

Mississippi River Basin

800

The historic line that serves as part the northern boundary of the Southeastern United States

Mason-Dixon Line

800

The European group that established the earliest documented short-term settlement in North America around 1000 CE in Newfoundland

Vikings

800

The highest point in North America

Mt Denali

800

Trade agreement that was officially implemented on July 1, 2020, replacing the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement)

1000

Montreal and Quebec City...two major Canadian cities that lie directly along THIS river

St Lawrence River

1000

The primary factor attracted high-tech businesses to the Research Triangle in North Carolina

Concentration of skilled computer and software engineers

1000

The historic agreement that concluded the Seven Years' War in 1763, resulting in France ceding its Canadian territories to Great Britain

Treaty of Paris

1000

Two of the three Niagara waterfalls that are located entirely within the United States

American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls

1000

Currency exchange rate fluctuations between the U.S. Dollar (USD) and Canadian Dollar (CAD) can affect trade between the two nations by impacting THIS

Price/affordability of goods and services