Why So Few Americans Live In This Huge Area In The Middle Of The Country

The video explores the uneven population distribution in the US, focusing on a large, underpopulated belt from Canada to Mexico. It discusses historical settlement patterns, the impact of geography and climate, and economic factors that contribute to this phenomenon. The video highlights the role of Native American resistance, the rain shadow effect of the Rocky Mountains, and extreme weather conditions as key reasons for the region's sparse population.

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