Great Plains
The great plains
Great Plains
New York
Most of Wyoming was part of the Louisiana Purchase
Rocky Mountains
The Louisiana Purchase expanded the southern part of the United States. It included many future states, but did not include the upper part of the Mississippi River.
The Louisiana Purchase covered the mid-west region of the United States.
In 1806 the Louisiana Purchase was open territory with no settlement except for Native American villages. So, the answer to your question is none.
A map of the land included in the Louisiana Purchase is in the link below.
Most of Wyoming was part of the Louisiana Purchase
Rocky Mountains
New Otleans was the largest city that was included in the Louisiana Purchase.
The Louisiana Purchase expanded the southern part of the United States. It included many future states, but did not include the upper part of the Mississippi River.
Panhandle
The Louisiana Purchase covered the mid-west region of the United States.
In 1806 the Louisiana Purchase was open territory with no settlement except for Native American villages. So, the answer to your question is none.
Atlantic coast
The area is 820,000 square miles!
This is somewhat of an issue as the Louisiana Purchase happened in 1803 and had more than just Louisiana in the area that was purchased and not all of what we know now as Louisiana was in the Purchase. The area covered under the Purchase was all of South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma. Then you have other states that parts of them were included in the Purchase such as Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, New Mexico, Texas and Louisiana. Louisiana became an official state on April 30, 1812 becoming the 18th in the Union.
It was an included part of the Louisiana purchase of 1803.