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Five Geographic Regions of Wisconsin
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Wisconsin: our state, our story
By: Malone, Bobbie, and Kori Oberle.
Wisconsin Historical Society Press
2008
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Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
- It is one of the only state 5 regions that was not coverd by glaciers.
- When you come here it will look like the ice age.
- You'll find that high ridges and deep valleys called couless fill Western Uplands.The western border is the mississippi river.
- Eastern Ridges and Lowlands gets its name from the three limestone ridges that run through the region from the north to south.
Five Geographic Regions of Wisconsin
Northern Highland
Central Plain
- It is the largest of Wisconsin's five regions.
- The region is made up of mountains nearly two billion years old.
- It measures 1951 feet above sea level.
- This hilly region has upland plains, ridges, and deep valleys.
- The regions soil is not like rich black dirt in Neigboring Eastern Riges and Lowlands
- Shaped like a V.
- There was a lake but it dried up from hot whether .
- Glaciers left ravines,plains and rocks in some places.
- The Central Plain region stretches across the middle of the state.
- The regions soil is not like rich black dirt in Neigboring Eastern Riges and Lowlands.
Lake Superior Lowlands
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- It is the smallest of the states region.
- Volcanic rock can be found here.
- Abundance of natural resources
- There are deep ravines and gorges
- It occupies portions of Douglas,Bay field, and
- Ash land country on the tip of Wisconsin. .
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