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ROCKY MOUNTAINS
Hawaii is a world of sun and sea, a tropical paradise atop a chain o{ volcanic
islands. Here in the tropics, the Pacific is warm but trade winds cool the air
to balmy temperatures.
PACIFIC COAST
Thanks to the mountains that line the Pac fic Coast thrs region is verdant
rather than arid, the Coasta, Cascade. and S erra Nevada Ranges act as
barriers, blocking incoming ocean morsture. The coasts of Washington and
0regon recerve almost 80 inches of rainfall annual y. the highest average in
the nation. East o,f the rnountains. the regi0n revefts to desert and arid
plateau. Washington is cleft f0r more than half of lts iength by Puget Sound.
a vast Pacific inlet with close to 200 islands and a favorite dest natlon for
recreation. 0n its east sh0re, Seattle, the state's largest city. s a care{u ly
tended community with an active civic arts program. The 0lympic Peninsula
protects Seattle from the raw Pacific. Here, 0lympic National Park contains
the finest remaining stand of Pacilic Northwest rain forest, active glaciers,
and scenic ocean shore. Bisecting the state, the Cascade Mountains
dominate the horizon with their sharp peaks. North Cascades National Park,
with its abundant rain, is a playground for the moisture, {ull of waterlalls, ice
fa ls and other liquid phen0mena set among lush lorests and meadows.
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C0lorado is the most mountarnous state; 54 oJ its peaks are over 14,000 feet
high. Denver is the region's largest city. Called the NIile-High City, it was
lounded as a rough-and-ready miners' lown and is now a notable cultural
and commercial center. Mining towns are testim0nials to the mineral fever
thatfired the area during the 1860s and'70s; among them, ldaho Springs,
Telluride, and Leadville retain vintage flavor. The legendary skiing towns of
Vail and Aspen attract athletes from around the world for vigorous outdoor
sports. Rocky Mountains National Park attracts hikers and anglers to its lorty
heights and trout-rich lakes. The eastern portion of Wyoming is grazing land;
the Rockies burst up to the east. Yellowstone National Park sits on t0p of the
world's largest assembly of geysers, of which 0ld Faithtul is the star.
Montana is a ranching and mining state. Gold put it on the map;Virginia City,
fully restored gold rush town is the place to relive the era. Bighorn Canyon
National Recreation Area attracts water lovers. 0n the Canadian border,
Glacier Nationai Park, a scenic preserve that includes 50 glaciers, is a
monument to a force o{ nature that siqnificantly shaped this area. ldaho's
peaceful Coeur d'Alene Lake sits at the top of the Bitterroot Range that runs
the length of the state. With n the Sau/tooth Mountains, the Salmon River
mostly stays above ground level. t/ith cascades marking its path, although
along a 70-m le stretch n He I s Canyon it carves down 9,000 feet. Skiers
flock to Sun Va ey. a g ossy resort whose pleasures extend into the warm
months Some of the volcan c forces that lie beneath the earth have left
spectacular scenery at Craters of the lVoon Nalional lvlonument, preserved in
cones craters. f ows. and caves.
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Southern New England has a more gentle prolile, the peaks of the
Appalachians rounding ofl into hills. ln Massachusetts, the Berkshires
relresh city dwellers with canopies of trees and myriad ponds. Throughout
New England, autumn is a time of particular beauty, when the deciduous
foliage of the forests flames into most colors of the spectrum from red t0
yellow.
Boston is the largest city in New England, a prosperous urban and intellectual
center that takes pride in its heritage as the fountainhead of the American
Revolution. Here, the Freedom Trail memorializes the world of famous
patriots such as Benjamin Franklin and Paul Revere. The beaches of southern
New England have their own special allure. Cape Cod National Seashore
extends its sandy claw into the Atlantic, allowing beachcombers to enjoy
both sunrise and sunset over the ocean.0n the nearby islands 0,f Martha's
MID-ATLANTIC
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The influence of both the Appalachians and the Atlantic Coastal Plain is
in the mid-Atlantic states 0{ New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Deiaware.
and Maryland. The inland portions 0f New York are mountainous to the
north: located at the western end of the state, on the Canadian border,
Niagara Falls reigns as one o,f the world's most regal attractions. Draining
Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Erie, the 3,175-loot-long cataracts
release 700,000 gallons per second of rainbow-tinted foaming fresh water
over a 184Joot drop into Lake 0ntario. The state's other main attraction is
man-made; New York City is the most populous in the country and,
accordinq to its inhabitants, the m0st mportant in the world. This is a
metropolis 0{ superlatlves, h0rne of the c0untry's richest concentrati0n 0f
cultural pursuits, boast ng arch tecture din ng shopp ng. and entertainment
o,f pre-eminent quality.
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peaceful sun-warmed beaches down the length ot the state. n
Crty even losinq can be fun in the din 0f fabulous gambling casin0s. L0cai.:
at the entrance to Delaware Bay, Cape Niay is a national historic landmark
of beautifully preserved Victorian architecture. Across the bay, Delaware
Iras beautiful seaside retreats. Past the end of the bay in the state of
Pennsylvania on the Delaware River, was the first capital of the fledgling
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Separated from Washington by the Columbia River, 0regon was the land at
the end of the rainbow duririg pioneer times, the destination of settlers
looking for rich, well-watered soil that would be fruitful under the plow.
Forestry and agriculture are the state's economic mainstays, although many
tourisls are attracted by its pristine shoreline, perhaps the most dramatic
west of lVaine, and gentle mountains. For all its serenity, 0regon, like all the
Pacific coast, has been marked by volcanic activity. Crater Lake gives its
name to a national park that is the site of the deepest, bluest lake in the
country, formed in a caldera blasted out 7,000 years ago.
Calilornia is a land of many faces, ranging from the lush forests of the
northwest to the harsh deserts of the southeast. The northeast is known as
the Redwood Empire, named for the towering, rosy-barked trees that are
unique to the state. Running down the center of the state, the immense
Central Valley is watered by the Sacramento River; rich soil and sunshine
make this area the nation's garden, spilling forth huge crops of fruits and
vegetables. lViners stampeded to the north of the Sierra Nevada mountains
after 1849, for this section is gold country. There are jewels in this range as
well: Yosemite National Park, renowned Ior its granite mountains, deeply
carved g0rges, and lofty waterfalls; and Kings Canyon and Sequoia National
Parks, whose rocky canyons shelter the state's biggest redwoods under the
gaze of Mount Whitney. Behind the Sierras, the Great Basin begins; within it,
Death Valley National Park shows the richly colored beauty of land stripped
down to its bones.
To the lvest of the Central Valley, Caillornia enjoys a balmy l\4editerranean
climate, which nurtures fine vintages in the wine country just north of San
Francisco. This city has made its reputation with a magical mix o{ the bawdy
and the beautilul, all of it artlully arranged on the lovely hills that guard the
entrance t0 San Francisco Bay, one ol the finest natural harbors in the world.
The coastal midsection of the state has dramatic rocky beaches backed by
vigorous mountains. The Hearst San Simeon State Historical l\/lonument, a
millionaire's grandiose palace now open t0 the public, is well-sited to enjoy
the scenery. 0n the southern coast, Los Angeles, second-largest city in the
country, presents
SOUTI{\MEST
Texas was once part of the Spanish empire; and San Antonio has beautifully
preserved the mood ol its Spanish past. The big cities o{ Texas, DallasFt. Worth and Houston, are glassy new, lull of all the good things that oil and
ranching money can buy. A popular attraction near Houston is NASA's
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, headquarters for the US manned spaceflight program. The last great wilderness area of Texas is Big Bend National
Park, a microcosm ol the many topographies of the state.
In New Mexico. bisected by the Rio Grande, the Spanish world never really
died. Located on a high plateau liberally punched through with mesas and
mountains, this state has a crystal-clear atmosphere and a strong cultural
tradition thal reaches far back to indigenous Iorebears. N/exican, American,
and Native-American have uniquely combined in Santa Fe, once the capital
for the entire Spanish southwest. Taos attracts everyone {r0m art pilgrims t0
ski bums. The Sangre de Christo mountain area is rich with wildlife and
outdoors enthusiasts. Pre-Columbian Pueblo monuments include Chaco
Culture National Historical Park and Gila Cliff Dwellings National lVonument.
Acoma is a still-living pueblo famous f0r its pottery and the skill of its water
carriers. Six 17th-century missions and lhree Pueblo villages are preserved
at Salinas Puebl0 lVissions National lV0nument.
Arizona is lower, flatter, and warmer, a gentle setting for its jewel, the Grand
Canyon. This exquisite 277-mile-l0ng carving. the work 0f the Colorado
River, illustrates the fluidity and patlence of water as it chisels down 5,000
feet throuqh the rainbow strata of earth. With the aid of irrigation, Phoenix,
a thriving regional commercial center, makes the desert lush. Nevada's {ocal
point, Las Vegas, is an oasis of light and entertainment in the desert, a resort
town that has turned legal gambling and reliable sunshine into a Ilashy show.
Reno, its northern counterpart, is slightly less glitzy but with all the thrills
intact. The history behind Nevada's nickname, the Silver State, comes t0 life
in Virginia City and Carson City, legacies of the silver-mining frenzy after the
Civil War.
One of the last free-flowing stretches of the Missouri river, known as "Big
lMuddy," runs through Nebraska at the lVissouri National Recreational River.
Kansas remembers the cowboys in Dodge City, once known as the cowboy
capital of the world. Another repository of cowboy memorabilia is found in
0klahoma at 0klahoma City's National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western
Hefltage Center. 0il replaced cows as the focus of 0klahoma's 2oth-century
economy; indicators of the rmportance of the black gold are the oil wells
surrounding the state capital.
CENTRAL
The Central Lowlands, occupied by the states of lVinnesota, Wisconsin,
Michigan, lowa, [t4issouri, lllinois, Indiana, 0hio, and West Virginia, is the
fresh water region of the country. Dominated by four of the Great Lakes
and the Mississippi, Missouri,
Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Erie
Wisconsin, lllinois, and 0hio rivers, this area has used its abundant
resources to develop manufacturing and agriculture. 0hio's three C cities,
Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus, are prosperous industrial towns. A
completely different way of life is followed by the Amish, wh0 inhabit an area
in the northeast of the state. These gentle farmers and craftspeople eschew
electricity and internal combustion engines, preserving the plain old ways
that they feel bring them closer to God. A faster pace is experienced in
lndianapolis, lndiana at the lndianapolis 500 [/otor Speedway. The pace
gears down at the Children's Museum of lndianapolis, which is the largest
museum of its type in the world.
Chicago lllin0is, America's third-largest city, is a welcoming town famous
for its architecture, including 0ne of the world's tallest buildings, the 1 ,454{oothigh Sears Tower. Chicago's museums are world-class as well. ln St. Louis
Missouri, Jellerson National Expansion Memorial celebrates the territorial
growth o,f the country with the 630-fo0t-high stainless steel Gateway Arch.
Just north, the l\Iissouri River joins the Mississippi, creating the mighty "0le
IVan River" that Ilows t0 the Gulf. For insiqht into the farming that is the basis
of its economy, lowa ollers the Living History Farms, which demonstrate the
history o, regional agricullure from the early lowa peoples to contemporary
times. West Virginia is "almost heaven"; and one of the most scenic spots
is the dramatic New River Gorge.
The Great Lakes rule lhe northern portion of the Central region, where both
industry and agriculture depend on fresh water. The lakes and their network
o{ rivers also form the system that transports many of America's abundant
raw materials, Irom grain and livestock to Iumber and iron ore. Staples of the
American way of life are produced in this area: Minneapolis, Minnesota is the
milling and baking capital; lVlilwaukee, Wisconsin is famous for its beer, and
Detroit, Michigan is known as the lvotor City. For natural beauty, the Great
NEU/ ENGLAND
The rocky New England states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
N/assachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode lsland are iocated at the northern
end of the Appalachian IMountains. This chain is the oldest on the North
American continent; eons of erosion by glaciers and the fierce climate have
sculpted it into a dramatic landscape ot mountainous crags and gorges
interspersed with gently rolling hills. A fresh-water-rich region, New England
is dappled with lakes and ponds and latticed with rivers and streams. The
tempestuous Atlantic Ocean has shaped the coast into a rugged panorama of
rocky beaches, peninsulas, and olfshore islands. ln n0rthern New England,
Maine is particularly renowned for its shoreline, although the conilerous
forests to the north also attract many visitors. New Hampshire, beloved of
skiers and hikers, is the most mountainous of the New England states. lts
pristine wilderness offers both winter and summer pleasures. Vermonl includes
the Green Mountains National Forest among its attractions.
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SOUTH
Occupying the Atlantic and Gul,f Coastal Plains and including the lower
Appalachians, bounded on the west by the Mississippi, the south is a
temperate area with a unique culture and history. ln 1 860, this region, which
includes the states of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louis ana, Arkansas, Kentucky, and
Tennessee, withdrew from the Union over the issue of slavery, f0rming the
Confederacy. This era and the Civil War that f0llowed ended in 1 865 with the
surrender 0f the rebels and the emancipation of the slaves; and it has had a
lasting influence on soutle'rers.
Colonial Historic Park, in Virginia, was the site in 1607 of the first Englishspeaking colony in the New World. The sense of history remains strong in
this state. which includes in its eastern area such historic sites as lvlount
Vernon, home of George Washingt0n, the first American president;
Monticello, the classically inspired home of Thomas Jefferson, the nation's
third president; Williamsburg, the country's Iinest preservation town; and
Jamestown, a reproduction of the original settlement. A number o,f places
important to the Confederacy have also been preserved, among them
Fredericksburg, Petersburg, Appomattox, and the city 0f Richmond, which
was the Confederate capital and is now the home of the Museum of the
Confederacy. Another area of great historic importance to the nation is the
Cumberland Gap, located in the Appalachians where the borders of Virginia,
Kentucky, and Tennessee meet. This was the gateway t0 the west; and
restless settlers looking for new lives passed through it following the trail
blazed by Daniel Boone. Nature is opulent in this territory and more species
of wildflowers are foun0 here than exist in the entire continent of Europe. The
Great Smoky lVountains National Park is the center of visitor activity.
Low and lazy describes the southern Atlantic coast, a place where sea and
land stretch out on the same level. This region is especially lovely in the
spring, when blooming magnolias, azaleas, dogwoods, and camellias
perfume the air. ln N0rth Carolina, Cape Hatteras National Seashore,
protected by the outer banks, has broad sounds and river estuaries rich with
marine lile. IVyrtle Beach and Hilton Head lsland are warm and relaxing
destinations for vacationers in South Carolina. Savannah, Georgia, with its
beautifully restored National Historic Landmark District mansions, preserves
the gracious heritage o,f the antebellum south. Atlanta is the largest city in the
s0uth; a growing center that still retains rts regional flavor. Further south the
Great 0kefenokee Swamp is a national wildlile refuge.
Florida has a faster tempo, reaching supersonic pace at the John F. Kennedy
Space Center on Cape Canaveral. 0rlando is the home of Walt Disney World,
a universe unto itsel,f. N/iami Beach is where irostbitten northerners come t0
thaw out their bones. For more restful enjoyment, Everglades National Park,
occupying most 0l the tip of the state. is the largest subtropical w lderness
in the conterminous United States.
0n the Gull Coast, Louisiana.is a place o,f sleepy bayous. This is Cajun
Country, an area settled in the lBth century by French Acadians from Nova
Scotia that still retains a unique language and culture. New 0rleans, on the
IVlississippi Delta, is famous for its annual Mardi Gras celebration. The
French 0uarter is the most picturesque of the New 0rleans urban districts.
ln Huntsville, the Alabama Space and Rocket Center is the largest space
museum in the world. Memphis Tennessee. like its Egyptian namesake, is a
city ruled by kings: in antebellum times it was King Cotton; nowadays, it's the
memory of King Elvis Presley, whose shrine al Graceland still attracls
pilgrims. Nashville is also a shrine - to country rather than rock music. The
Grand 0le 0pry, located in the 0pryland LJSA Musical Showpark, is the place
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