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Color-coded map titled "Cultural Regions of America" dividing the U.S. into 34 numbered regions in five groups. Pacific: 30 Cascadia, 31 NorCal, 32 SoCal, 33 Alaska, 34 Hawaii. Midwest: 7 Upper Midwest, 8 Lower Midwest, 9 Great Lakes, 10 Lower Rust Belt, 11 Northwoods. Northeast: 1 New England, 2 Upstate NY, 3 NYC Metro, 4 Mid-Atlantic, 5 Northern Appalachia, 6 Chesapeake. Frontier: 24 Northern Great Plains, 25…

Cultural Regions of America, Sorted Into 34 Zones

A map splitting the U.S. into 34 cultural regions, from Cascadia to the Deep South. Perfect for settling classroom-style geography arguments and social studies flashbacks.

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Color-coded map titled "Cultural Regions of America" dividing the U.S. into 34 numbered regions in five groups. Pacific: 30 Cascadia, 31 NorCal, 32 SoCal, 33 Alaska, 34 Hawaii. Midwest: 7 Upper Midwest, 8 Lower Midwest, 9 Great Lakes, 10 Lower Rust Belt, 11 Northwoods. Northeast: 1 New England, 2 Upstate NY, 3 NYC Metro, 4 Mid-Atlantic, 5 Northern Appalachia, 6 Chesapeake. Frontier: 24 Northern Great Plains, 25…

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