Cultural Landscape of the United States and Canada

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Cultural Landscape of the United States and
Canada
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U. S. Capitol building in Washington, DC
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Capital building in Richmond
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Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, CA
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Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA Site of the
signing of the Declaration of Independence
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St. Louis Arch in St. Louis, MO. Gateway to
westward expansion
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Wheat fields in north central USA and south
central Canada
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Skyscrapers in larger U. S. cities
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Shopping Malls are found in every large city in
the U. S. A
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Great Plains
Atlantic Coastal Plain
Gulf Coastal Plain
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Los Angeles
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Houston, TX
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Los Angeles, CA
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New York City
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Chicago, IL
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Capital of the United States
Washington. DC
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Vancouver, BC
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Ottawa
Capital of Canada
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Montreal
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Toronto
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Site and Situation
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Richmond, VA developed where the James River met
the fall line. Ships could no longer go upstream
so the city of Richmond was established.
Richmond, VA
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Omaha, Nebraska and Sacramento, CA developed
because they were on the Transcontinental
Railroad.
Sacramento, CA
Omaha, NE
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Pittsburgh, PA developed where three rivers
converge.
Pittsburgh,PA
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Quebec City
Quebec City developed where the St. Lawrence
River narrowed.
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