The United States is divided into seven regions: New England, Middle Atlantic, Southeast, Midwest, Mountain West, Southwest, and Pacific West. New England is known for its history and coastline. The Middle Atlantic contains mountain ranges and New York City. The Southeast is bound by location and climate, with states known for crops like peaches and rice.

1. Regions of the UnitedStates: An introduction to the seven regions of the United States.

2. The United States of America

4. Middle Atlantic

5. Southeast

6. Midwest

7. Southwest

8. Mountain West

10. New Hampshire is covered in forest

11. Vermont has many farms and small towns

12. Massachusetts is where mountains are found on both the north and west side

13. Rhode Island has 400 miles of coastline

15. New York City is one of the worlds most important centers for business and the arts.

17. Georgia is famous for its peaches and peanuts.

18. Florida is the flattest and most southern state in the region.

20. The cities of Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Cleveland, and St. Louis produce cars and steel.

22. Pacific West/ Southeast Each of the five states touches the Pacific Ocean. You will also find mountains in all of the five states. The last state to including in the United States was Hawaii in 1959

24. What are three things that you remember about the different regions?All information from: Regions And Resources Teaching Guide 4 Silver Burdett Ginn