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The Regions of California

region = a large area in which places share similar features

Things to think about...

Mountains

  • What are some similarities and differences between the regions?

  • What are some advantages and disadvantages of living in each region?

  • Which region would you like to live in? Why?

  • What would happen if we lost one of the regions?

  • How does climate affect each region?

4 Regions of California

  • area with lots of mountains
  • mild summers, cold winters
  • bear, sheep, deer, lion, bald eagle, fox, bobcat
  • ex. Mt. Whitney, Sierra Nevada, Tahoe
  • Valley
  • Mountains
  • Coastal
  • Desert

Industry

Valleys

Desert

  • lots of forests and minerals
  • timber from trees
  • used to make other products
  • mining
  • tourism
  • dry area that gets less than ten inches of rain each year
  • hot dry summers, cool winters
  • plants: sagebrush, cactus
  • animals: snakes, lizards, vultures
  • ex. Death Valley, Mojave Desert, Palm Springs

Industry

Coastal

  • flat area of land stretching for miles between the coast regions and the Sierra Nevada
  • hot summers, cool winters
  • antelope, elk, hare, migrating birds, chipmunks,
  • ex. Central Valley = Bakersfield, Sacramento, Fresno
  • mining
  • rich in minerals (sand, gravel, stone)
  • aviation
  • open land
  • tourism
  • along the water
  • dry summers, wet winters
  • ocean animals, pelicans, seagulls
  • ex. San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles

Industry

  • world's best farming area for crops
  • rich, fertile soil
  • rivers run through valleys serve as good water source
  • tourism

Map of the coastal regions

Industry

  • fishing
  • oil wells
  • trading by water way
  • tourism
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