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1. the midwest has many nicknames! Including "America's bread-basket" "The cultural crossroad" and "heartland"
2. the midwest has the richest farmland in the WORLD.
3. the midwest is known for its corn, wheat, and cattle. (also- onion, garlic, salt, and sugar)
4. the midwest's "chief cities" are Chicago, Detroit, St.Louis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and St.Paul.
5. More corn is produced in the midwest then any other region.
Just an extra fun fact! - Twinkies were invented here!
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