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What is the continent closest to the us in a northwesterly direction?
That would depend on where you are, which you didn't include in the question.
What are the 5 geographical regions of the US?
The five geographical regions of the US are the Northeast, Midwest, South, West, and the Pacific Coast. Each region has unique characteristics such as climate, terrain, culture, and economic activities.
What is Geographical definition?
Geographical refers to the term geographic, meaning land.
In what direction is the Arabian sea from the east coast of the US?
The Arabia Sea is a part of the Indian Ocean. From the east coast of the US it would be in an easterly direction.
Is the west the same as the north and south hemisphere?
No, the west refers to the direction on a compass, while the north and south hemisphere refer to divisions of the Earth based on latitude. The west is a cardinal direction, whereas the north and south hemisphere are geographical regions divided by the equator.
In which geographical direction Did US expand?
westward
In which geographical direction was the US settled?
The United States were settled basically from east to west. Horace Greely encouraged the Western expansion.
How did the workforce expand in the US?
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How do you spell South?
The geographical direction is "south" and capitalized refers to a certain region or group, such as the South (the Confederacy) in the US Civil War.
Waves that compress and expand in the direction that the waves travel?
Longitudinal waves.
In which direction did the qin dynasty expand the most?
southward
What is the US geographical state?
Alaska.
In geographical terms the word meaning west?
The word meaning west in geographical terms is "occidental" or "western." It refers to the direction opposite to the sunrise, where the sun sets.
Which seismic waves compress and expand rock in the direction the waves travel?
P Waves
Which seismic waves compress and expand rocks in the direction the wave travel?
P waves
What US state is named after a geographical trait of another US state?
Nevada
What makes the western border?
Generally it is the geographical place beyond which an individual or state lays no claim in that direction
