There appears not to be an area code 625 in North America, but rather is assigned to the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean.
The continents by area are: * Asia * Africa * North America * South America * Antarctica * Europe * Australia.
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Many American Indians were forced to become Christian, while others were able to maintain their traditional religions
Mainly, almost all of South America and Central America - with the exception of some small countries, like Haiti and Suriname. Also, it should be noted that many of these countries speak additional languages - for example, in Bolivia, Spanish is the main language, but yet there are millions of people who don't speak Spanish; only Quechua or Aymara.
Also, of course Spain, Equatorial Guinea, Philippines. Several other countries have smaller amounts of people who speak Spanish - for example, the United States has a fairly large Spanish-speaking minority.
There are 4 distribution centers 1. Grove City, Oh 2. Wintersville I'm not sure if the one in Steubenville is counted yet and I am not sure where the other one is.There is only 1 in Wintersville I live next to it there isn't one in Steubenville Wintersville and Steubenville are right next to each other.
The POA was developed in the state of Iowa.
Yes, there are crocodiles in North America - the American Crocodile, which can be found cohabiting with the American Alligator in South Florida.
There are about 32,500 brown bears in the United States and 21,750 in Canada. 95% of the brown bear population in the United States is in Alaska, though in the lower 48 states they are repopulating slowly but steadily along the Rockies and the Western Great plains.
The last Mexican brown bear was shot in 1960.
North American brown bears seem to prefer open landscapes, whereas in Eurasia they inhabit mostly dense forests.
While cacti can be found in the deserts of North and South America, it is best to not remove them from the desert. In some states, such as Arizona, it is illegal. It is best to leave cacti alone. Many nurseries and garden centers sell a variety of cacti which have been grown from seed. They are also available on the Internet.
There are hundreds of types of animals in America. Some of the native species are: American Bison, American beaver, White-Tailed Deer, and many others!
Molson is the oldest brewery in North America.
I didn't know they were on a diet!
AnswerProtestants are a large and diverse group. Ethnic or regional foods will be served on their tables, and you won't see "Protestant food" on a plate.
Protestants have no dietary restrictions generally speaking, although some fundamentalists might follow Old Testament restrictions, so if you are entertaining people you know to be fundamentalist Christians, ask them whether they have special requirements.
Some Christian groups have other restrictions. Mormons, for example, don't drink coffee because of the caffeine content. Again, feel free to ask: your consideration will be appreciated.
Bear in mind that people of any religious group might have allergic reactions or strong likes or dislikes relating to certain foods. Again, check with prospective guests as a courtesy.
In some parts of the US, particularly in the south, wheat can grow through the winter. In the main wheat-producing areas, though, winter wheat gets planted in the autumn, then goes dormant for the winter to start growing again in the spring.
Canada is the world's largest producer of zinc.
An example of a USA phone number is 1-800-233-4175
In Canada and the US, our phone numbers from long distance are 1+ area code+local exchange+ house number. EX 1- 406 - 750 - 9999
state -local-house . No real private number in the US ends in 9999.This is a fictitious number.
There is no area code +1 699 in North America (USA, Canada, etc.).
There is also no international country code +699.
There may be other countries with a domestic area code 699.
(The plus sign means "insert your international access prefix here." From a GSM mobile phone, you can enter the number in full international format, starting with the plus sign. The most common prefix is 00, but North America (USA, Canada, etc.) uses 011, and many other countries use different prefixes.)
Alta is one of the oldest. It is just east of Salt Lake City.
Whiteface/Lake Placid, NY - 3,430
Killington, VT - 3050
Stowe, VT - 2,360
Sunday River, ME - 2,340
Cannon, NH 2,146
Jay Peak, VT, - 2,135
Wildcat, NH - 2,112
Stratton, VT - 2,003
Saddleback, ME- 4,120
Sugarloaf, ME - 4,240 ft.
For Summit County Colorado my opinion is that:
Breckenridge has lots of everything, including the most beginner terrain. If the bright sunlight, crowds of good looking young people and mellow cruises become boring, you can go to Keystone.
Lots of people go to Keystone looking for blue and green runs... wind your way down the front side literally for miles following easy signs. It's fun and there's lots of middle aged traffic acting hot and rich. If you're or for real enough, try skiing at night, you can see better. That's actually great for beginners because there is less distraction from others and better visibility.
Colorado's Sol Vista would be a good choice too. They also have lights and some friendly turf.
Copper's "Union Creek" has been a dedicated beginner's area since way back, and if you really want to progress you will find plenty of transitional places at Copper.
Fishing Grounds of the Western North Atlantic (Gulf of Maine, Bay of Fundy and offshore Canadian Fishing Banks) and their fisheries as of 1929. (In alphabetical order) For more about each of these grounds, go to http://penbay.org/wrich/fgotgom01.html Source: Walter Rich, United States Bureau of Fisheries, 1929.
Abner Ground
Acre, The
Allens Shoal
Andrews Shoal
Apron The
Artimon Bank
Baker's Island Ridge
Bald Ridges
Bank Comfort
Banks Ground
Banquereau
Bantam
Barley Hill Ground
Barnum Head Grnd
Bay of Fundy
Beaver Harbor
Ben's Ground
Big Ridge (Doggetts Ridge)
Big Ridge (Cashes)
Black Island Ground
Black Ledges Grnd
Blue Clay
Blue Ground
Blue Hill Ground
Boar Head Ground
Boon Island Rock Ground
Bounties, The
Boutens, Inner and Outer
Brewers Spot
Broken Ground
Broken Ground
Broken Ridges
Browns Bank
Bulkhead Rips
Bumbo, Outer and Inner
Burnt Island Inner Ridge
Burnt Island Outer Ridge
Bull Ground
Campobello
Canso
Cape Porpoise Pks
Cards Reef
Cashes Bank
Cashes Ridge, East
Cashes NW Ridge
Cashes Big Ridge
Channel
Clarks Ground
Clay Bank
Clay Ridge
Coast Nova Scotia
Cod Ledges
Cod Ridge
Cove (S.E. Jeffreys)
Cove (W. Jeffreys)
Cow Ground
Crab Bank
Crie Ridges
Cusk Ridge
Davis Bank
Deckers Shoal
Doggetts Ridge
Drunken Ledge (Drunkers)
Duck Island Ridges
Dump, The
Eagle Island Ground
Eagle Ridge
Eastern Shoal Water, Cape Ann
East Side Cape Cod
Egg Rock Broken Ground
Elbow, The
Enochs Shoal
Fifty-five Fathom
Fippenies
Fire Ground
Flat Ground
Flat Ledge
Forty-five Fathom
Franklin Ground
Freemans Ground
Gannet Rock
Garden, The
Georges Bank
German Bank
Gilkey Ground
Grand Manan
Grand Manan Bank
Gravel Bottom
Gravelley
Great Ledge
Great Rip
Green Ground
Green Island Ridge
Grumpy
Gully, The
Haddock Nubble
Hake Ground
Handspike Ground
Harris Ground
Harts Ground
Harvey Blacks Ridge
Hatchell Ground
Head and Horns
Henry Gallants Ridge
Henry Marshalls
Henrys Rock
Hill Ground
Howard Nunans Ridge
Hue and Cry
Ingalls Shoal
Inner Bank
Inner and Outer Boutens
Inner Breaker
Inner and Outer Bumbo
Inner Fall
Inner Grounds
Inner Horse Reef
Inner Kettle
lnner Schoodic Ridge
Ipswich Bay
Isle au Haute (Canada)
Inner Sandy Cove
Jeffreys Bank
Jeffreys Ledge
Jerry Yorks Ridge
Joe Ray Ground
John Dyers Ridge
Johns Head Ground
Jones Ground
Kettle Bottom, Outer
Kettle Bottom, Inner
Klondike
Laisdells Ground
Lambo
La Have
La Have Ridges
Lightons
Little Hill Ground
Little Georges
Little Jeffrey
Little La Have
Long Hill Ground
Lukes Rock
Lurcher Shoal
Machias Seal Island
Madisons Spot
Marblehead Bank
Martins Ground
Massachusetts Bay
Matinic Bank
Matinic Ooze
Matinicus SSW
Maurice Lubees Ridge
McIntire Reef
Middle Bank
Middle Ground
Middle Ridge
Middle Shoal
Minerva Hub
Misaine Bank
Mistaken Ground
Monhegan Inner SSE
Monhegan Outer SSE
Monhegan Southeast
Monhegan Inner SSW
Monhegan Outer SSW
Monhegan Western Ground
Morris Ledge
Mosers Ledge
Mount Desert Inner Ridge
Mount Desert Outer Ridge
Mud Hake Grounds
Murray Hole
Murre Hub
Mussel Shoal
Nantucket Shoals
Newfound Ground (Fundy)
Newfound Ground (near Mount Desert Island)
New Ledge
New Meadows Channel
Nipper Ground
North Shore of Nova Scotia
Northwest Ledge
0ld Egg Rock
Old Jeffrey
Old Mans Pasture
Old Orchard Ground
Old Ripper
Old Southeast
Ornes Ground
Otter Island Reef
Outer Bumbo
Outer Boutens
Outer Crab Ledge
Outer Ground
Outer Horse Reef
Outer Kettle
Outer Schoodic Ridge
Outer Shoal
Pasture
Passamaquoddy Bay grounds
Peters Bank
Petersons Ground
Phelps Bank
Pigeon Ground
Platts Bank
Pollock Hub
Pollock Rip
Potato Patch
Prairie
Quaco Ledges
Quereau
Ridge, The Big
Ridge, East Cashes
Ridge, North Georges
Ridge, Northwest Cashes
Ridge, South Fippenies
Ridge, Three-dory
Ripplings
Rock Cod Ledge
Rose and Crown
Roseway
Saddleback Reef
Sagadahoc
Salmon Netting Ground
Sand Shoal
Sandy Cove
Scandinavian Bank
Scantum
Seal Island Ground
Seguin Ground
Seguin Hub
Seguin Ridge
Seguin SSW
Shoal Ground
Shell Ground
Si's Spot
Skate Bank
Snipper Shin
Soundings
Southeast
Southeast Ground
Southeast Jeffreys
Southeast Ledge
Southeast Rip
Southeast Rock
Southern Head Reef
South Shoal
Southwest Ground
Southwest Rock
Southwest Ledges
Spencer Island
Steamboat Ground
Stellwagen Bank
Summer Hake Ground
Tag Ground
Tanta
Temple Ledge
Ten Acre
Three-dory Ridge
Tibbett's Ledge
Tillies Bank
Tobins Bank
Toothaker Ridge
Tower Ground
Towhead Ground
Tracadie
Trinidad
Trinity Shoal
Wells Bay
Western Bank
Western Egg Rock
Western Point Ridge
Western Reef
Western Ridge
White Head Grounds
White Island Ground
Wildcat Ridge
WNW Rips
Wolves
Wolves Bank
Wood Island Ground
Winker Ground
You can define largest in several ways: largest vertical drop, uphill lift capacity, highest elevation or most skiable acres (on 1 lift pass). I will rank the top 7 (because 2 on the list are on a combined lift pass) using the last method as it seems to be the best way to relay the largness of a resort, and I'll include other statistics.
1. Whistler Blackcomb (British Columbia, Canada) - 8,171 Acres - Highest Elevation 7,494 ft. - Vertical drop 5,200 ft.
2. Big Sly/Moonlight Basin (Montana, USA) - 5,512 Acres on a combined lift pass (Big Sky 3,812 ft./Moonlight Basin 1,700 ft.) - Highest Elevation 11,166 ft. - Vertical drop 4,350 ft.
3. Vail Resort (Colorado USA) - 5,289 Acres - Highest Elevation 11,570 ft. - Vertical Drop 3,450 ft.
4. Heavenly (California/Nevada, USA) - 4,800 Acres- Highest Elevation 10,067 ft. - Vertical Drop 3,500 ft.
5. Snowbird/Alta (Utah, USA) - 4,700 Acres on a combined lift pass (Snowbird 2,500 ft./Alta 2,200 ft.) - Highest Elevation 11,000 ft. - Vertical Drop 3,240 ft.
6. Lake Louise (Alberta, Canada) - 4,200 Acres - Highest Elevation 8,650 ft. - Vertical Drop 3,250 ft.
7. Squaw Valley (California, USA) - 4,000 Acres - Highest Elevation 9,050 ft. - Vertical Drop 2,850 ft.
Extras
Highest Vertical Drop - Revelstoke (Alberta, Canada) 5,620 ft.
Highest Ski Lift Elevation - Breckenridge (Colorado, USA) 12,840 ft.
Highest Resort Elevation - Silverton (Colorado, USA) 13,487 ft.
Highest Average Annual Snowfall - Mount Baker (Washington, USA) - 647 inches
* Powder Mountain in Utah lists over 7,000 Acres but this includes lifts, snowcats and back country access.
No...it is located in the Himalayas between Nepal and Tibet. That's Asia.