United States Midwest–Appalachian transition region

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The United States Midwest–Appalachian transition region is a geographic and cultural zone where the industrial Midwest gradually blends into the mountainous, historically coal-mining Appalachian area, sharing characteristics of both regions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
geographic region
characteristic coal mining history
economic transition from heavy industry
industrial heritage
mixed Midwestern and Appalachian culture
mixed urban and rural landscapes
post-industrial economic challenges
presence of extractive industries
presence of manufacturing centers
rural and small-town settlement patterns
transportation corridors linking Midwest and Appalachia
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasAspect cultural continuity with both Midwest and Appalachia
economic restructuring
environmental impacts from mining and industry
population decline in some communities
knownFor blending of Midwestern and Appalachian dialect features
gradual transition from industrial plains to mountainous terrain
historical dependence on manufacturing and coal
locatedIn Appalachian United States NERFINISHED
Midwestern United States
partOf American Rust Belt NERFINISHED
sharesCharacteristicsWith Appalachia NERFINISHED
Midwestern United States NERFINISHED

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New Brighton locatedIn United States Midwest–Appalachian transition region
subject surface form: New Brighton, Pennsylvania
Wilmington Township, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania partOf United States Midwest–Appalachian transition region
Aliquippa locatedIn United States Midwest–Appalachian transition region
Payneville, Kentucky partOf United States Midwest–Appalachian transition region
this entity surface form: United States Midwest-South transition region
Hancock County, Kentucky partOf United States Midwest–Appalachian transition region
this entity surface form: United States Midwest and Upper South regions