Virginia's Geographic Regions
4th Grade SOL Study Guide
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- Land features of Valley and Ridge region.
- Great Valley of virginia and other valleys separated by ridges, West of Blue Ridge Mountains
- Industries of the Piedmont
- Technology, Federal and State Government, Farming, Textiles
- What are the five states bordering Virginia?
- Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina
- Area of elevated land that is flat on top
- Plateau
- Water features of the Blue Ridge Mountain region
- Source of many rivers
- Industries of the Blue Ridge Mountain region
- Recreation
- Products of the Appalachian Plateau
- Coal
- Industries of the Valley and Ridge region
- Farming
- What are the two bodies of Water bordering on Virginia?
- Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay
- Products of the Valley and Ridge region
- Poultry, Apples
- What are the two Land features of the Tidewater Region?
- Flat Land, East of the Fall Line
- What are Virginia's five geographic regions?
- Coastal Plain (Tidewater), Piedmont, Blue Ridge Mountains, Vally and Ridge, Appalachian Plateau
- Industries of the Appalachian Plateau
- Coal Mining
- Products of the Blue Ridge Mountains
- Apples
- Products of the Tidewater
- Seafood
- Land features of the Blue Ridge Mountains
- Old rounded mountains, part of Appalachian mountain system, between Piedmont and Valley and Ridge Regions
- Products of the Piedmont
- Tobacco
- Water features of Tidewater
- Located near Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay
- Land features of the Piedmont region
- Foot of the mountains, Rolling Hills, West of the Fall LIne
- Industries of the Tidewater
- shipbuilding, tourism, federal military installations
- Land features of the Appalachian Plateau
- Located in Southwest Virginia, small part of plateau located in Virginia