Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont are three small states that each share a border with Canada. Which of the five U.S. regions do these three states belong to?

Florida is a peninsula with warm ocean water on three sides, and it shares a border with Georgia and Alabama. Which U.S. region includes Florida?

Ohio, Illinois, and Iowa are neighboring states where flat farmland stretches for miles and corn is a leading crop. Which U.S. region are these states part of?

Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona have a dry, warm climate with deserts and canyons. Which U.S. region do these four states form?

California, Oregon, and Washington all have coastline along the Pacific Ocean. Which U.S. region includes these three states?

The Rocky Mountains are a high mountain range running through Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana. Which U.S. region contains most of this mountain range?

The Appalachian Mountains are an old, worn mountain range stretching from Maine down to Georgia. Which two U.S. regions does this range pass through?

Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota each have shoreline along the Great Lakes. Which U.S. region are these three states part of?

A teacher's wall map colors the United States so that each commonly taught region has its own shade. In most classrooms the country is divided into ___ regions.

Alaska and Hawaii are usually grouped with the West region.

Kansas and Nebraska lie on a wide, flat grassland with deep, rich soil where farmers grow huge fields of wheat. This grassland is called the ___.

The Northeast coast has many deep, sheltered harbors. Because of those harbors, cities like Boston and New York City grew as centers of what?

Which list names the five commonly taught regions of the United States?

The Northeast region is located mostly in which part of the United States?

Which state is usually included in the Northeast region?

Which region is known for many states along the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico?

Louisiana is usually grouped with the Southeast region.

Which region is often called America’s heartland because of its farms and central location?

Which physical feature is strongly connected to the Midwest region?

The Southwest region is generally known for which kind of climate?

Which state is usually included in the Southwest region?

Which of these large cities is located in the West region?

Which western mountain range is home to Yosemite National Park in California?

Which region has many of the oldest European-founded cities in the United States, such as Boston and Philadelphia?

Which region is most associated with the Appalachian Mountains, cotton farming history, and warm summers?

The Midwest is located along the Pacific Ocean.

Which river system is especially important for transportation and farming in the central United States?

Which region would you most likely visit to see the Grand Canyon?

Midwest farms grow more corn than almost anywhere else in the world. Which natural feature helps make Midwest farming so successful?

Which region has many large deserts, including parts of the Sonoran and Chihuahuan Deserts?

Which region is known for national parks such as Yellowstone and Yosemite?

The Northeast has a long Atlantic coastline and many busy cities.

Which region is most likely to have orange groves, beaches, and a warm coastal climate?

Which state is usually part of the Midwest region?

Which region includes New Mexico and parts of the border with Mexico?

The Cascade Range has tall volcanoes such as Mount Rainier and Mount St. Helens, surrounded by thick forests. Which region is this range in?

The Southeast is generally north of the Great Lakes.

Which region is smallest in land area but has many densely populated states?

Why do geographers divide the United States into regions?

Idaho, Utah, and Nevada are inland states with mountain ranges and dry desert basins between them. Which U.S. region do these three states belong to?