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CARDIO LOOK AT PAGE 78. BASED ON THE MAP, IN TERMS OF NATURAL VEGETATION, WHAT PART OF THE UNITED STATES HAS THE MOST IN COMMON WITH CANADA? Section 1: Physical Features The United States and Canada share the North American continent. They

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CARDIO LOOK AT PAGE 78. BASED ON THE MAP, IN TERMS OF NATURAL VEGETATION, WHAT PART OF THE UNITED STATES HAS THE MOST IN COMMON WITH CANADA?<br>
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Section 1: Physical Features

The United States and Canada share the North American continent. They also share landforms. In the West are the Rocky Mountains, which extend through the United States and Canada. On the spine, or top, of the Rockies is the Continental Divide.
 
All rivers to the east flow north, south, and east; all rivers to the west, flow west. In the East are the Appalachian Mountains. In between these mountain chains are plains, good areas for farming. Chapter 4: The United States and Canada: Physical Geography<br>
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The United States and Canada share the Great Lakes—Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior. These are the world’s largest freshwater lakes, and they were formed by melting glaciers, huge, slow-moving ice sheets.<br>