Midwest Natural Resources
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US Regions: Midwest
By Lauren Ayube
The five regions of the United States all have many things about them that make them unique. The Midwest has 12 states and is known for its farming, severe weather, and its low, flat land. The Midwest has great landmarks for tourists to visit, such as The Mall of America and Mount Rushmore. Let’s learn all about the Midwest region with Storyboard That!
Storyboard Description
What are some of the natural resources in the Midwest region of the U.S.?
Storyboard Text
- CORN AND WHEAT
- DAIRY
- IRON ORE
- The incredibly fertile soil in the Midwest makes it a perfect spot for growing crops. The Midwest is separated into three "belts", two of which are corn and wheat.
- The third "belt" is the dairy belt. The northern grasslands in part of the Midwest are ideal for raising dairy cows. They produce much of the country's milk, butter, and cheese.
- Large deposits of iron ore can be found in the Midwest, making it a large producer of steel.
- Natural Resources
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