Interior United States

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The Interior United States refers to the inland regions of the country away from coastal areas, encompassing much of the central and midcontinental states.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
alsoKnownAs American interior
U.S. interior
Interior United States
surface form: "interior U.S."
borders Atlantic coastal states to the east
Canadian border regions to the north
Gulf Coast states to the south
Pacific coastal states to the west
characteristic inland region away from coastal areas
largely non-coastal states
midcontinental location
contains large portions of the Mississippi River basin
major agricultural belts such as the Corn Belt
major agricultural belts such as the Wheat Belt
many of the U.S. landlocked states
country United States of America
demographicFeature includes both sparsely populated rural areas and large metropolitan areas
excludes Atlantic coastal regions
Gulf Coast coastal strip
Pacific coastal regions
geopoliticalRole central to U.S. agricultural output
important for domestic energy resources
often associated with the American heartland
hasClimate continental and alpine in some western interior areas
humid continental in many eastern interior areas
semi-arid in parts of the Great Plains
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
energy production
manufacturing
mining
hasFeature continental climate in many areas
distance from major ocean ports
large agricultural regions
many landlocked states
mix of urban and rural areas
hasTransportationInfrastructure extensive freight rail network
inland river transport in some regions
major interstate highway corridors
includesPart Great Plains
Midwestern United States
surface form: "Midwest"

portions of the Interior West
portions of the South away from coasts
isDistantFrom Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
spatialProperty extends from near the Appalachian region to the Rocky Mountains
located primarily in the central part of the contiguous United States

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Interior United States alsoKnownAs Interior United States
this entity surface form: "interior U.S."
Central Kentucky locatedIn Interior United States

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