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2 The Cities in the US By : Mackenzie Mollison & Emily Labuz

3 Orlando, Florida Orlando, Florida is 28°N latitude and 81° W longitude. The annual rainfall of Orlando, Florida is 64 – 96 inches. The Population density is over 250 people per square mile. The Elevation of Orlando, Florida is 0-1,000 feet above sea level.

4 Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee is 35°N latitude and 90°W longitude. The average annual rainfall of Memphis, Tennessee is 64-96 inches. The Population of Memphis, Tennessee is over 250 people per square mile. Elevation of Memphis, Tennessee is 0-1,000 feet above sea level.

5 New York City, New York New York City is 40°N latitude and 74°W longitude. The average annual rainfall of New York City is about 64-96 inches. Population density of New York City is over 250 people per square mile. The elevation of New York City is 0-1,000 feet above sea level.

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7 The Credits Slide #1 done by: Both of us. Slide #2 done by: Kenzie Mollison. Slide #3 done by: Emily Labuz Slide #4 done by: Both of us.

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