Chapter 12 The Great Plains and Prairies

In chapter 12 the text book talks about the Great plains. The Great Plains are located in the middle of the United States which consist of part of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, most of South Dakota and all of North Dakota.

Los Angeles, California

Los Angeles does not have a great amount of flat area nor does it have any plains. However, we do have the San Fernando Valley that is driving distant away from Los Angeles. The San Fernando Valley is surrounded by Mountains. The Mountains that surround the San Fernando Valley are Santa Susana Mountains to northwest, the Santa Monica Mountains, Chalk Hills to the South, the Verdugo Mountains to the east, and finally the San Gabriel Mountains to the northeast.