Lesson 49 of 84 · U.S. Regions
⭐ 30 XP🗺️ Atlas OutpostState Parks and Landmarks
State parks and landmarks are special places that help us enjoy and learn about nature and history.
🎯 Your mission
Find it on the map. Then find what makes it special.
⚡ The twist
Borders move. Mountains don't.
Mind = Blown
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Then & Now
🌍 Where things are still decides who gets what.
State parks and landmarks are special places that help us enjoy and learn about nature and history. For example, Yellowstone National Park in the West is famous for its geysers and wildlife. In the Northeast, the Statue of Liberty is a symbol of freedom and welcomes many visitors. Each state has its own parks and landmarks that show off the natural beauty and history of the region, making them important for both locals and tourists.
Key Facts
Yellowstone National Park is famous for geysers.
The Statue of Liberty is in the Northeast.
State parks help us enjoy nature and learn about history.
Check Your Understanding
Question 1
1 of 2What is Yellowstone National Park famous for?
Why this still matters
Every label on the food in your kitchen says where it traveled from.
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State Parks and Landmarks
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