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Region of New York state that includes Brooklyn, Queens, and the Hamptons
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Long
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Island
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California city that is home to the second-busiest container port in the U.S.
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Long
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Beach
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Trendy coastal area near Miami where LeBron James "took his talents."
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South
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Beach
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Indiana city where the University of Notre Dame is located
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South
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Bend
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National Park in Texas on the Rio Grande
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Great
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Bend
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Large cataract on the Missouri River in Montana
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Great
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Falls
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The highest cataract in the California national park that share its name
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Yosemite
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Falls
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Water from the above joins the Merced River and flows through this area, flanked by Half Dome and El Capitan
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Yosemite
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Valley
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Area of Virginia between the Blue Ridge and the Appalachian Mountains
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Shenandoah
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Valley
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The body of water that flows through the above
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Shenandoah
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River
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Forms the border between Pennsylvania and New Jersey
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Delaware
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River
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The above feeds into this estuary
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Delaware
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Bay
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City that the NFL Packers call home
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Green
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Bay
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Vermont region home to Ethan Allen's militia in the American Revolution
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Green
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Mountains
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Longest range in the eastern United States
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Appalachian
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Mountains
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2,190-mile footpath traversing that range
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Appalachian
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Trail
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Pioneer route to the Willamette Valley
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Oregon
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Trail
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Location of the Willamette Valley at that time
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Oregon
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Territory
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Area that saw bitter conflicts over whether to join the Union as a free or slave state
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Kansas
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Territory
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Midwestern metropolis split between two states
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Kansas
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City
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State capital that was the site of a terrorist bombing in 1995
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Oklahoma
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City
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The nickname for the western portion of the state housing the city above
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Oklahoma
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Panhandle
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Home to Pensacola, Tallahassee, and Panama City
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Florida
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Panhandle
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Geographical name for the remainder of that state
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Florida
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Peninsula
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Area of Michigan where you would find Yoopers
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Upper
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Peninsula
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Region of the U.S. comprised of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, and South Dakota
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Upper
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Midwest
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Broader region of the U.S. that includes the states listed above, along with Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska
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The
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Midwest
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Broad expanse of flatland prairie east of the Rocky Mountains, usually referred to with the adjective "Great"
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The
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Plains
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County seat of Westchester County, New York and a close suburb of New York City
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White
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Plains
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National Park in New Mexico completely surrounded by a missile range.
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White
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Sands
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Community in Hawaii known for dark beaches formed from volcanic rock
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Black
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Sands
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Historic region of the American South with large numbers of African American workers
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Black
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Belt
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Region of the southern U.S. that saw significant post-WWII population growth
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Sun
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Belt
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A term referring to west-central peninsular Florida coastal areas, including St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, and Tampa
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Sun
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Coast
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General name for the Pacific seaboard
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West
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Coast
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State founded during the U.S. Civil War
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West
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Virginia
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Region near Washington D.C., to the south of the Potomac River
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Northern
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Virginia
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Region that is home to San Francisco and Redwood National Park
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Northern
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California
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The remainder of the state - home to a lot of people
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Southern
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California
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Historically-Black college located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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Southern
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University
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Large private institution of higher education located on the Charles River
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Boston
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University
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Another large private institution of higher education in the same city
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Boston
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College
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Town where Penn State University is located
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State
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College
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Adirondack and Niagara Falls are both examples of these locations
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State
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Park
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Town where the University of Maryland is located
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College
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Park
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Town where Texas A&M University is located
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College
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Station
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Where to catch a train in Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., etc.
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Union
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Station
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Most common county name in the U.S. not named after a person
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Union
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County
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County coextensive with the Borough of Brooklyn in New York City
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Kings
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County
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National Park located in the Sierra Nevada in California
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Kings
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Canyon
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Extremely popular National Park located in Northern Arizona
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Grand
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Canyon
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Large city serving as the economic hub of Western Michigan
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Grand
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Rapids
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Alliterative North Carolina city located near the Virginia border
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Roanoke
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Rapids
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Location of the "Lost Colony," the first English colony in the New World in 1584
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Roanoke
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Island
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