Rocky Mountain region
Colorado's mountain territory
The Rocky Mountain region is the area of the western United States and Canada defined by the Rocky Mountains, typically including Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and parts of adjacent states.
The term appears in discussions of geography, climate, wildlife, and culture: Property values in the Rocky Mountain region have surged as remote workers relocate.
- bearLarge furry omnivore
- pine forestsWoodlands of evergreens
- elkLarge North American cervid
- indigenous tribesOriginal inhabitants of regions
- peakUtmost height attained
hiking trails · trail · hot springs · valleys · fossil beds · alpine tundra · dude ranch · open range · snow · powder snow · camping sites · trout fishing · ski slopes · cold snap · grizzly bears · national parks · bighorn sheep · pine
Rocky Mountain regionGreat Plains
Central North American grassland
coastal plain · Mississippi Delta · Florida · lowlands · flatlands
Rocky Mountain regionPacific Coast
Continental western maritime edge
coastal states · Eastern Seaboard · Gulf Coast · West Coast · East Coast
Rocky Mountain regionDeep South
Southernmost American states
Gulf Coast · Florida Everglades · Louisiana bayou · tropical zones · swamplands
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