5 Regions of the United States

Washington D.C. is considered to be a part of this region.

• West (W)

• Southwest (SW)

• Midwest (MW)

• Southeast (SE)

• Northeast (NE)

Houston and Phoenix are major cities located in this region.

• West (W)

• Southwest (SW)

• Midwest (MW)

• Southeast (SE)

• Northeast (NE)

Many people in this region travel to vacation at beaches such as Siesta Key and Miami Beach.

• West (W)

• Southwest (SW)

• Midwest (MW)

• Southeast (SE)

• Northeast (NE)

Alaska and Hawaii are part of this region, but are considered part of the non-continental United States

• West (W)

• Southwest (SW)

• Midwest (MW)

• Southeast (SE)

• Northeast (NE)

This region is often referred to as “America’s Heartland”

• West (W)

• Southwest (SW)

• Midwest (MW)

• Southeast (SE)

• Northeast (NE)

Everglades National Park is part of this region

• West (W)

• Southwest (SW)

• Midwest (MW)

• Southeast (SE)

• Northeast (NE)

New York City and Boston are cities located in this region

• West (W)

• Southwest (SW)

• Midwest (MW)

• Southeast (SE)

• Northeast (NE)

The Rocky Mountains and Sierra Nevada Mountains are part of this region

• West (W)

• Southwest (SW)

• Midwest (MW)

• Southeast (SE)

• Northeast (NE)

St. Louis and Chicago are major cities located in this region

• West (W)

• Southwest (SW)

• Midwest (MW)

• Southeast (SE)

• Northeast (NE)

The Grand Canyon National Park is part of this region

• West (W)

• Southwest (SW)

• Midwest (MW)

• Southeast (SE)

• Northeast (NE)