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Ecoregions of the United States
by state
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Level III
Ecoregions in the United States
Marine West Coast Forest
1 Coast Range
2 Puget Lowland
3 Willamette Valley
111 Ahklun and Kilbuck Mountains
113 Alaska Peninsula Mountains
115 Cook Inlet
119 Pacific Coastal Mountains
120 Coastal Western Hemlock-Sitka Spruce Forests
Northwestern Forested Mountains
4 Cascades
5 Sierra Nevada
9 Eastern Cascades Slopes and Foothills
11 Blue Mountains
15 Northern Rockies
16 Idaho Batholith
17 Middle Rockies
19 Wasatch and Uinta Mountains
21 Southern Rockies
41 Canadian Rockies
77 North Cascades
78 Klamath Mountains
105 Interior Highlands
116 Alaska Range
117 Copper Plateau
118 Wrangell Mountains
Mediterranean California
6 Southern and Central California Chaparral and Oak Woodlands
7 Central California Valley
8 Southern California Mountains
North American Deserts
10 Columbia Plateau
12 Snake River Plain
13 Central Basin and Range
14 Mojave Basin and Range
18 Wyoming Basin
20 Colorado Plateaus
22 Arizona/New Mexico Plateau
24 Chihuahuan Deserts
80 Northern Basin and Range
81 Sonoran Basin and Range
Temperate Sierras
23 Arizona/New Mexico Mountains
Great Plains
25 Western High Plains
26 Southwestern Tablelands
27 Central Great Plains
28 Flint Hills
29 Central Oklahoma/Texas Plains (Cross Timbers)
30 Edwards Plateau
31 Southern Texas Plains
34 Western Gulf Coastal Plain
40 Central Irregular Plains
42 Northwestern Glaciated Plains
43 Northwestern Great Plains
44 Nebraska Sand Hills
45 Piedmont
46 Northern Glaciated Plains
47 Western Corn Belt Plains
48 Lake Agassiz Plain
Eastern Temperate Forest
32 Texas Blackland Prairies
33 East Central Texas Plains
35 South Central Plains
36 Ouachita Mountains
37 Arkansas Valley
38 Boston Mountains
39 Ozark Highlands
51 North Central Hardwood Forests
52 Driftless Area
53 Southeastern Wisconsin Till Plains
54 Central Corn Belt Plains
55 Eastern Corn Belt Plains
56 Southern Michigan/Northern Indiana Drift Plains
57 Huron/Erie Lake Plains
59 Northeastern Coastal Zone
60 Northern Appalachian Plateau and Uplands
61 Erie Drift Plain
63 Middle Atlantic Coastal Plain
64 Northern Piedmont
65 Southeastern Plains
66 Blue Ridge
67 Ridge and Valley
68 Southwestern Appalachians
69 Central Appalachians
70 Western Allegheny Plateau
71 Interior Plateau
72 Interior River Valleys and Hills
73 Mississippi Alluvial Plain
74 Mississippi Valley Loess Plains
75 Southern Coastal Plain
82 Laurentian Plains and Hills
83 Eastern Great Lakes and Hudson Lowlands
84 Atlantic Coastal Pine Barrens
Northern Forests
49 Northern Minnesota Wetlands
50 Northern Lakes and Forests
58 Northeastern Highlands
62 North Central Appalachians
Tropical Wet Forests
76 Southern Florida Coastal Plain
Southern Semi-Arid Highlands
79 Madrean Archipelago
Taiga
101 Arctic Coastal Plain
102 Arctic Foothills
103 Brooks Range
104 Interior Forested Lowlands and Uplands
106 Interior Bottomlands
107 Yukon Flats
108 Ogilvie Mountains
Tundra
109 Subarctic Coastal Plains
110 Seward Peninsula
112 Bristol Bay-Nushagak Lowlands
114 Aleutian Islands
as defined by the
United States Environmental Protection Agency
[1]
See also:
Lists of ecoregions in the United States
Subcategories
This category has the following 16 subcategories, out of 16 total.
A
Ecoregions of Alaska
(15 P)
Ecoregions of Arkansas
(6 P)
C
Ecoregions of California
(2 C, 28 P)
F
Ecoregions of Florida
(1 C, 9 P)
H
Ecoregions of Hawaii
(1 C, 5 P)
I
Ecoregions of Illinois
(4 P)
Ecoregions of Indiana
(2 P)
Ecoregions of Iowa
(3 P)
K
Ecoregions of Kansas
(6 P)
M
Ecoregions of Michigan
(3 P)
Ecoregions of Minnesota
(11 P)
Ecoregions of Missouri
(3 P)
N
Ecoregions of Nebraska
(5 P)
O
Ecoregions of Oregon
(14 P)
S
Ecoregions of South Dakota
(4 P)
W
Ecoregions of Wisconsin
(5 P)
Categories
:
Ecoregions of the United States
Environment of the United States by state or territory
Natural history of the United States by state
Regions of the United States by state
Help
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ecoregions of the United States
by state
.
v
t
e
Level III
Ecoregions in the United States
Marine West Coast Forest
1 Coast Range
2 Puget Lowland
3 Willamette Valley
111 Ahklun and Kilbuck Mountains
113 Alaska Peninsula Mountains
115 Cook Inlet
119 Pacific Coastal Mountains
120 Coastal Western Hemlock-Sitka Spruce Forests
Northwestern Forested Mountains
4 Cascades
5 Sierra Nevada
9 Eastern Cascades Slopes and Foothills
11 Blue Mountains
15 Northern Rockies
16 Idaho Batholith
17 Middle Rockies
19 Wasatch and Uinta Mountains
21 Southern Rockies
41 Canadian Rockies
77 North Cascades
78 Klamath Mountains
105 Interior Highlands
116 Alaska Range
117 Copper Plateau
118 Wrangell Mountains
Mediterranean California
6 Southern and Central California Chaparral and Oak Woodlands
7 Central California Valley
8 Southern California Mountains
North American Deserts
10 Columbia Plateau
12 Snake River Plain
13 Central Basin and Range
14 Mojave Basin and Range
18 Wyoming Basin
20 Colorado Plateaus
22 Arizona/New Mexico Plateau
24 Chihuahuan Deserts
80 Northern Basin and Range
81 Sonoran Basin and Range
Temperate Sierras
23 Arizona/New Mexico Mountains
Great Plains
25 Western High Plains
26 Southwestern Tablelands
27 Central Great Plains
28 Flint Hills
29 Central Oklahoma/Texas Plains (Cross Timbers)
30 Edwards Plateau
31 Southern Texas Plains
34 Western Gulf Coastal Plain
40 Central Irregular Plains
42 Northwestern Glaciated Plains
43 Northwestern Great Plains
44 Nebraska Sand Hills
45 Piedmont
46 Northern Glaciated Plains
47 Western Corn Belt Plains
48 Lake Agassiz Plain
Eastern Temperate Forest
32 Texas Blackland Prairies
33 East Central Texas Plains
35 South Central Plains
36 Ouachita Mountains
37 Arkansas Valley
38 Boston Mountains
39 Ozark Highlands
51 North Central Hardwood Forests
52 Driftless Area
53 Southeastern Wisconsin Till Plains
54 Central Corn Belt Plains
55 Eastern Corn Belt Plains
56 Southern Michigan/Northern Indiana Drift Plains
57 Huron/Erie Lake Plains
59 Northeastern Coastal Zone
60 Northern Appalachian Plateau and Uplands
61 Erie Drift Plain
63 Middle Atlantic Coastal Plain
64 Northern Piedmont
65 Southeastern Plains
66 Blue Ridge
67 Ridge and Valley
68 Southwestern Appalachians
69 Central Appalachians
70 Western Allegheny Plateau
71 Interior Plateau
72 Interior River Valleys and Hills
73 Mississippi Alluvial Plain
74 Mississippi Valley Loess Plains
75 Southern Coastal Plain
82 Laurentian Plains and Hills
83 Eastern Great Lakes and Hudson Lowlands
84 Atlantic Coastal Pine Barrens
Northern Forests
49 Northern Minnesota Wetlands
50 Northern Lakes and Forests
58 Northeastern Highlands
62 North Central Appalachians
Tropical Wet Forests
76 Southern Florida Coastal Plain
Southern Semi-Arid Highlands
79 Madrean Archipelago
Taiga
101 Arctic Coastal Plain
102 Arctic Foothills
103 Brooks Range
104 Interior Forested Lowlands and Uplands
106 Interior Bottomlands
107 Yukon Flats
108 Ogilvie Mountains
Tundra
109 Subarctic Coastal Plains
110 Seward Peninsula
112 Bristol Bay-Nushagak Lowlands
114 Aleutian Islands
as defined by the
United States Environmental Protection Agency
[1]
See also:
Lists of ecoregions in the United States
Subcategories
This category has the following 16 subcategories, out of 16 total.
A
Ecoregions of Alaska
(15 P)
Ecoregions of Arkansas
(6 P)
C
Ecoregions of California
(2 C, 28 P)
F
Ecoregions of Florida
(1 C, 9 P)
H
Ecoregions of Hawaii
(1 C, 5 P)
I
Ecoregions of Illinois
(4 P)
Ecoregions of Indiana
(2 P)
Ecoregions of Iowa
(3 P)
K
Ecoregions of Kansas
(6 P)
M
Ecoregions of Michigan
(3 P)
Ecoregions of Minnesota
(11 P)
Ecoregions of Missouri
(3 P)
N
Ecoregions of Nebraska
(5 P)
O
Ecoregions of Oregon
(14 P)
S
Ecoregions of South Dakota
(4 P)
W
Ecoregions of Wisconsin
(5 P)
Categories
:
Ecoregions of the United States
Environment of the United States by state or territory
Natural history of the United States by state
Regions of the United States by state
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