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1 Regions of the United States
SOL: USII.2.c

2 NORTHEAST Fenway Park, Boston Steel Industry - Pittsburgh Liberty Bell
Statue of Liberty & Empire State Bldg. NYC Fenway Park, Boston USS CONSTITUTION BOSTON HARBOR Liberty Bell Philadelphia, PA Steel Industry - Pittsburgh

3 NORTHEAST: Important Cities
Philadelphia, PA Boston, MA Pittsburgh, PA New York, NY

4 SOUTHEAST Atlanta, Georgia Washington, DC New Orleans, Louisiana

5 SOUTHEAST: Important cities
Washington, DC Atlanta, GA New Orleans, LA

6 MIDWEST Detroit, MI St. Louis, MO Chicago, IL

7 MIDWEST: Important cities
Chicago, IL Detroit, MI St. Louis, MO

8 SOUTHWEST San Antonio, TX Santa Fe, NM River Walk: Downtown The Alamo
Indian Market

9 SOUTHWEST: Important cities
Santa Fe, NM San Antonio, TX

10 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Denver, CO Salt Lake City, UT Mormon Temple

11 ROCKY MOUNTAIN: Important cities
Denver, CO Salt Lake City, UT

12 PACIFIC REGION Seattle, WA San Francisco, CA Los Angeles, CA

13 PACIFIC REGION: Important cities
Seattle, WA San Francisco, CA Los Angeles, CA

14 NONCONTIGUOUS Juneau, AK Honolulu, HI

15 NONCONTIGUOUS: Important cities
Juneau, AK Honolulu, HI

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