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today, 80 percent of New England is covered by forests or thick woods and new England is by Atlantic Ocean.

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The effect of the rocky soil and harsh climate of new England?

thwarted success in agriculture but helped create the tough new england character


What colonies had rocky soil?

The New England Colonies had rocky soil.


What colony had long winters and thin rocky soil?

New England


What was land like in New England?

Rocky


What is the climate like in the New England Clonies?

rocky soil


What percent of the land is forested in New York?

New York's land is 63% forested


What was the terrain in the New England colonies?

it had rocky soil and was very hilly.


What area in the US are not good at farming?

The New England area is not good for farming, along with the Rocky Mountains. The soil in New England is rocky and lacks minerals, which is why farming wasn't popular when America was first colonized. The Rocky Mountains because they are high in altitude, which allows for colder temperatures, and the soil is rocky.


Which new England state has the most forested land?

Maine with about 85.5% of the land having forest cover in one way or another.


Is it. True that the soil of the middle colonies like new England's was rocky?

No, that is not true. The soil in the Middle Colonies, which included areas like New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, was generally more fertile and less rocky compared to New England's soil. The Middle Colonies had a mix of agriculture and were known for their grain production, while New England's rocky terrain made farming more challenging.


What did New England colonies have in common?

Harsh winters and rocky, hilly land


What did the new England colonies have in common?

Harsh winters and rocky, hilly land