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33 Cards in this Set
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Mt.McKinley
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Highest peak in North America, located in Denali National Park in Alaska.
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Mt.McKinley
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Highest peak in North America, located in Denali National Park in Alaska.
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Appalachian Mountains
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Mountain system in eastern North America
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Tributaries
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smaller river or stream that feeds into a larger river
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Appalachian Mountains
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Mountain system in eastern North America
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Mississippi River
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River in the central United States that rises in Minnesota and flows southeast into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Great Lakes
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The biggest sources of fresh water
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Tributaries
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smaller river or stream that feeds into a larger river
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Fossil Fuels
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a resource fromed in the earth by plant and animal remains
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Mississippi River
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River in the central United States that rises in Minnesota and flows southeast into the Gulf of Mexico.
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fisheries
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areas (freshwater or salt water)in which fish or sea animals are caught
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Great Lakes
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The biggest sources of fresh water
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Aquaculture
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the cultivation of seafood
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Fossil Fuels
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a resource fromed in the earth by plant and animal remains
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Mt.McKinley
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Highest peak in North America, located in Denali National Park in Alaska.
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Everglades
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swamp areas ( main transport are the fan boats)
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fisheries
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areas (freshwater or salt water)in which fish or sea animals are caught
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Appalachian Mountains
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Mountain system in eastern North America
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Aquaculture
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the cultivation of seafood
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Death Valley
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a Valley of large climates ( not recommended for living
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Tributaries
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smaller river or stream that feeds into a larger river
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Everglades
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swamp areas ( main transport are the fan boats)
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Mississippi River
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River in the central United States that rises in Minnesota and flows southeast into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Death Valley
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a Valley of large climates ( not recommended for living
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Great Lakes
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The biggest sources of fresh water
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Fossil Fuels
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a resource fromed in the earth by plant and animal remains
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fisheries
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areas (freshwater or salt water)in which fish or sea animals are caught
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Aquaculture
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the cultivation of seafood
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Everglades
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swamp areas ( main transport are the fan boats)
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Death Valley
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a Valley of large climates ( not recommended for living
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Great Plains
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Rolling treeless area of central North America
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Newfoundland
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Obviously its new found land. at the period of time it was found
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Yukon territory
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the yukon territory is in Canada
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