U.S. Midwest
America's agricultural center
The U.S.
Midwest is the north-central region of the United States, roughly spanning from Ohio to the Dakotas and from the Canadian border to Kansas and Missouri.
Also called the Heartland, it's associated with farming, manufacturing, and cultural moderation.
The boundaries are imprecise—some include states others exclude.
She grew up in the Midwest.
Midwestern describes the region or its people.
- Great PlainsCentral North American grassland
- amber wavesWindblown golden grain fields
- prairie dogColonial burrowing grassland rodent
- farm to tableDirect agricultural procurement
- state fairAnnual agricultural exhibition with rides
Midwestern values · heartland values · small town America · Friday night lights · Tornado Alley · Manufacturing · Mississippi River · lake effect snow · Detroit · Corn Belt · Native American heritage · Amish communities · Great Lakes · meat and potatoes · Rust Belt · St. Louis · Chicago · Dust Bowl
U.S. MidwestEast Coast
America's eastern shoreline
West Coast · U.S. South · Pacific Coast · New England · Dixie
U.S. Midwestcoastal elite
Privileged urban seaboard residents
coastal states · blue states · coastal cities · port cities · seaboard
U.S. MidwestSun Belt
Warm U.S. southern tier
tropical regions · coastal regions · Florida · Southern California · Hawaii
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