Appalachian Valley

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The Appalachian Valley is a long, fertile lowland region running along the eastern United States between major mountain ranges, known for its rivers, agriculture, and distinctive geology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf physiographic region
valley system
alsoKnownAs Appalachian Valley
surface form: Great Appalachian Valley

Great Valley
boundedBy Blue Ridge Mountains
Ridge-and-Valley Appalachians
characterizedBy distinctive geology
fertile lowlands
longitudinal valley structure
climateType humid continental
humid subtropical
crossedBy Coosa River
James River
Potomac River
Susquehanna River
Tennessee River
dominantRockType limestone
sandstone
shale
extendsFrom Quebec, Canada
surface form: Quebec
extendsTo Alabama
geologicalEra Paleozoic Era
surface form: Paleozoic
hasLandUse cropland
pastureland
hasPart Lake Champlain Valley
surface form: Champlain Valley

Coosa River
surface form: Coosa Valley

Cumberland Valley
Hudson Valley
surface form: Hudson River Valley

Kittatinny Valley
Lebanon Valley
Lehigh Valley region
surface form: Lehigh Valley

Roanoke, Virginia
surface form: Roanoke Valley

Shenandoah Valley
Tennessee Valley
influences settlement patterns in the Appalachian region
transportation corridors in the eastern United States
knownFor agriculture
river systems
locatedIn eastern United States
partOf Appalachian Mountains
passesThrough Alabama
Georgia
Maryland
New Jersey, United States
surface form: New Jersey

New York
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia

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Walkill River locatedIn Appalachian Valley
Walkill River hasSourceRegion Appalachian Valley
Shenandoah Valley partOf Appalachian Valley
Shenandoah Valley partOf Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Great Appalachian Valley
Appalachian Valley alsoKnownAs Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Great Appalachian Valley
Catoctin Mountain formsBoundaryWith Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Great Appalachian Valley
Hagerstown–Martinsburg, MD–WV Metropolitan Statistical Area locatedIn Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Great Appalachian Valley
U.S. Route 11 nearby follows Appalachian Valley
subject surface form: U.S. Route 11
Great Valley alsoKnownAs Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Great Appalachian Valley
Great Valley partOf Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Appalachian Valley system
Cumberland Mountain (ridge) separates Appalachian Valley
Lehigh Valley region partOf Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Great Appalachian Valley
Andover Township, New Jersey locatedIn Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Appalachian Valley physiographic province
Cumberland Valley geologicalFeatureOf Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Great Appalachian Valley
Cumberland Valley partOf Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Great Appalachian Valley
U.S. Route 220 followsValley Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Great Appalachian Valley
Lebanon Valley locatedIn Appalachian Valley
Lebanon Valley partOf Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Great Appalachian Valley
Hagerstown Valley partOf Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Great Appalachian Valley
Hagerstown Valley partOf Appalachian Valley
this entity surface form: Great Appalachian Valley system
White Township, New Jersey region Appalachian Valley