Social Studies PA #3

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Match the 10 Regions of Mississippi to this Picture

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
2		Loess Hills: The term means "wind blown soil". This region is good for farming and raising cattle.
10		North Central Hills: This region has tree covered hills that are not good for farming or raising cattle.
8		Pontotoc Ridge: The Ridge is a distinct feature of Mississippi. This region has soil that is excellent for growing orchards.
5		Tombigbee Hills: This region has Woodall Mountain and red soil that is bad for farming.
3		Black Belt: This region has fertile black soil and is good for growing crops.
4		Flatwoods: This region has level, flat land with many trees. This is the most important region for the lumber industry.
9		Jackson Prarie: Our capital city, Jackson, is located here. This region also has more trees than the Black Belt region.
1		Pine Hills: This region has large forrests of pine trees and is important to the lumber industry.
6		Coastal Meadows: This region boarders the Gulf of Mexico and is good for fishing.
7		Yazoo Delta: This region has fertile soil due to flooding and is good for growing crops.