Midwestern U.S.
America's agricultural center
The Midwestern U.S. is the north-central region of the United States, stretching from Ohio to the Dakotas and Kansas to Minnesota.
The region is associated with agriculture, manufacturing, and a cultural reputation for friendliness, practicality, and unpretentious values: That Midwestern politeness, Midwestern work ethic.
Also called the Midwest or the heartland.
- Great PlainsCentral North American grassland
- German AmericansUS citizens of Teutonic descent
- Corn BeltMajor Midwest agricultural zone
- manufacturingIndustrial product creation
- grainCereal plant's harvest unit
hog · Mississippi River · Rust Belt · comfort food · farming · folk music · abolitionist movements · supper clubs · Native American tribes · quilting · college towns · Friday night lights · tornado · winter storm · prairie · Lutheranism · immigrant communities · small town values
Midwestern U.S.East Coast
America's eastern shoreline
West Coast · Eastern Seaboard · Pacific Coast · Northeastern U.S. · New England
Midwestern U.S.coastal elite
Privileged urban seaboard residents
Hollywood · Manhattan · New York City · Los Angeles · San Francisco
Midwestern U.S.coastal regions
Areas bordering oceans
seaboard · Appalachia · Pacific Northwest · Rocky Mountains · tidewater
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