Looked into the "civil war" and the amount of land is crazy. You have to regionalize to better understand it>Louisiana Purchase? That's the Gulf Coast and the MidwestHere are all the regions of the USA:>East Coast>Great Lakes>Gulf Coast>West Coast w/ California Gold Rush>West Coast w/ Oregon Trailnot to mention the Ohio River, the Mississippi River, and the Savannah River
>look mom>mom look
>>539232513>Here are all the regions of the USA:>doesn't include Midwest
>>539233779Ok, here's the Midwest.
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>>539233779Or the great plainsPacific NorthwestSouthwestgreat plainsMidwestthe southThe northeast(which includes new england)Those are the regions
>>539234051That's just middle
>>539232513Now let's post the REAL Civil War map.
>>539232513Wife was born in Panama, grew up in Cincinnati suburbs, never traveled out of the city til after we got married. She's still amazed just how big the U.S. is when we go into the barren desert southern part of the mid-west each fall for vacation. Hundreds of miles of road with just an occasional tiny community with a hundred or less residents scattered sporadically along the way.
>>539234774When it's>coastal cities ==> inland townsthe land away from coasts can get... sparse (but there's suburban sprawl)
