Mississippi Regions

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What region is Mississippi located in? Options: Pine Belt, Coastal Plains, Central Prairie, The Delta

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Coastal Plains

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Which region gets its name from the dark colored soil? Options: Central Prairie, Red Clay Hills, Black Prairie, Coastal Meadows

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Black Prairie

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Which region is mostly comprised of forests, pastures, and hay fields? Options: Tombigbee Hills, Loess Bluff, The Delta, Flatwoods

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Flatwoods

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This region contains soil made up of limestone. Options: Central Prairie, Red Clay Hills, Pine Belt, Pontotoc Ridge

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Central Prairie

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This region has poor red colored soil.

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Red Clay Hills

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Which region was formed by prehistoric dust storms? Options: Black Prairie, Loess Bluff, The Delta, Coastal Meadows

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Loess Bluff

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In which region is Mississippi's highest point of elevation located? Options: Pine Belt, Tombigbee Hills, The Delta, Red Clay Hills

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Tombigbee Hills

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_____________ was first settled by European explorers.

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Coastal Meadows

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____________________ is the most productive agriculture area of Mississippi.

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The Delta

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Which region is best known for lumber production? Options: Central Prairie, Black Prairie, Pontotoc Ridge, Pine Belt

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Pine Belt