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English: Atlantic Plain Physiographic Division of the United States. Green highlighted area is the Atlantic Plain, and the other seven physiographic divisions of the contiguous United States are shown in the legend. This map is created from the USGS dataset created from the 1946 map it published adopting the physiographic divisions as outlined by a committee of the American Association of Geographers in 1916. |
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English: Atlantic Plain Physiographic Division of the United States. Green highlighted area is the Atlantic Plain, and the other seven physiographic divisions of the contiguous United States are shown in the legend. This map is created from the USGS dataset created from the 1946 map it published adopting the physiographic divisions as outlined by a committee of the American Association of Geographers in 1916. |
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| Author | Deanrah |
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| 16:13, 6 October 2023 |
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