1. Northeast Region

3. Vermont New York Maine Rhode Island Pennsylvania Connecticut Maryland
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Maryland
New Jersey
Delaware

5. Pennsylvania Mountains go across the state Plateau in the northwest
Many forests and trees
CLIMATE
-hot summers, cold winters
-an average of 50 inches of rain a year
-an average of inches of snow, more snow near the lakes

7. Pennsylvania Natural Resources
Mushrooms
Christmas Trees
Horses
LANDMARKS
-Liberty Bell- legend says the bell first rang when the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776
-Independence Hall- where the Declaration of Independence was signed

9. Maryland topography
-Wetlands on the east (areas covered completely or mostly by water -rolling hills and forests in the middle of the state -Appalachian Mountains in the west

10. Maryland Climate NATURAL RESOURCES 35-45 inches of rain a year
No snow in the east, but up to 100
inches of snow in the west (by the mountains)
Thunderstorms
Hot summers, cool winters
NATURAL RESOURCES
-fishing
-vegetables (corn, tomatoes)

11. Maryland Landmarks
Antietam National Battlefield- where the bloodiest ONE day battle was fought during the Civil War

12. Delaware Topography CLIMATE Low hills Flat near the Atlantic Ocean
-hot and humid summers
-colder winters

13. Delaware Natural Resources
Soybeans
Corn

14. New Jersey Topography Climate Good farm land on the east
Mountains in the west
Climate
-Up to 50 inches of snow can fall in the mountains
-About 50 inches of rain a year
-Hot and humid summers, cold winters

15. New Jersey Resources
Horses
Fruit
Wood
Landmarks
-Princeton University

16. New York Topography Many mountain ranges Plateau in the south CLIMATE
-snow a LOT, especially in the
mountains. It doesn’t snow
as much in the city
-hot and humid summers

18. New York Landmarks Adirondack Park- largest national park in the US
Statue of Liberty
Niagara Falls

20. The Twin Towers- 2001

22. New York Natural Resources
Dairy
Cattle
Apples

23. Connecticut Topography
Many forests and lakes
Rolling hills
CLIMATE
-cold winters… up to 100 inches of snow a year
-hot and humid summers

24. Connecticut Natural Resources
Eggs, tobacco, lobster
LANDMARKS
-Yale University- founded
in It’s the 3rd oldest
university in the United States.

25. Rhode Island Topography
The “Ocean State”- has many
beaches
-mostly flat
CLIMATE
-hot and rainy summers
-cold winters

26. Rhode Island Natural Resources
Dairy, eggs
Landmarks
-Brown University: founded in
1764. It’s the 7th oldest university
in the United States.

27. Massachusetts Topography
Hills and valleys
Beaches on the peninsula
CLIMATE
-Cold winters, warm
summers, a lot of snow

28. Natural Resources Landmarks Cranberries, seafood, tobacco
-Flying Horses: The oldest carousel in the country
-Harvard University: First university in the United States
-Cape Cod

29. Vermont Topography Lake Champlain- Vermont’s major Lake
A lot of mountain ranges
CLIMATE
-warm summers, very cold winters
inches of snow a year
-fun fact: the lowest temperature was -50 degrees!

31. Vermont Natural Resources
Dairy, maple syrup
LANDMARKS
-Stowe: Famous skiing town

32. New Hampshire Topography
The White Mountains in the north
Many rivers
Many forests (the second most of any state in the US)
CLIMATE
-hot and humid summers, long and cold winters
inches of snow a year
60-1

34. Natural Resources Natural Landmarks Dairy, cattle, apples, eggs
-The Old Man of the Mountain

35. Maine Geography CLIMATE -warm summers, cold/snowy winters
Has the most forests in the US (90% of Maine is forest)
Many rocky beaches
End of the Appalachian Mountains
CLIMATE
-warm summers, cold/snowy winters

36. Natural Resources LANDMARKS Eggs, dairy, lobster mm
-Acadia National Park