Regions of Texas

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The four regions of Texas are: Mexico, Mountains & Basins, Coastal Plains, Central Plains, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arkansas, Mountains & Basins, Great Plains, Central Plains, Coastal Plains, Mountains & Basins, Great Plains, Central Plains, Corpus Christie

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Mountains & Basins, Great Plains, Central Plains, Coastal Plains

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Which region of Texas is mostly flat with very few trees and has wind farms? Options: Great Plains, Mountains & Basins, Central Plains, Coastal Plains

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Great Plains

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According to this map of Texas, which region has more large cities? Options: Mountains & Basins, Great Plains, Central Plains, Coastal Plains

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Coastal Plains

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Use the compass rose to locate the city that is northwest of Brownsville.

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El Paso

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According to the map, which city is located east of Austin? Options: El Paso, Brownsville, Fort Worth, Houston

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Houston

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What is the difference between the circle and the triangle symbols on the map?

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The circle is the symbol for a large city and the triangle is the symbol for a large mountain.

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Which city is found in the Great Plains region? Options: El Paso, Amarillo, Ft. Worth, Houston

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Amarillo

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Which city is found in the Central Plains region? Options: El Paso, Amarillo, Ft. Worth, Houston

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Ft. Worth

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Which city is found in the Mountains & Basins region? Options: El Paso, Amarillo, Ft. Worth, Houston

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El Paso

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Which city is found in the Coastal Plains region? Options: El Paso, Amarillo, Ft. Worth, Houston

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Houston