Tennessee Physical Map
Tennessee drops from mountains to river. The Smokies rise in the east, hills roll through the middle, and the west flattens.
State Maps
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South Dakota Physical Map
There’s a clear divide at the Missouri River. The east is mostly flat prairie while the west brings Great Plains rising into the Black Hills.
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South Carolina Physical Map
Our physical map of South Carolina shows it rising gently from coast to foothills. The Blue Ridge clips the far northwest corner with peaks.
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Rhode Island Physical Map
Rhode Island packs coastal lowlands, Narragansett Bay, and gentle hills. Our physical map of Rhode Island shows this New England state.
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Pennsylvania Physical Map
Pennsylvania is Appalachian ridges and valleys from end to end. The mountains run diagonally across the state in our physical map.
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Oregon Physical Map
Our physical map of Oregon shows peaks like Mount Hood, the Willamette Valley, and mountain ranges. Oregon splits at the Cascades.
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Oklahoma Physical Map
Our physical map of Oklahoma shows the Ozark/Ouachita Mountains, Great Plains and Panhandle all squeezed into one state.
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Ohio Physical Map
Ohio transitions from the Appalachian foothills and flattens out into farmland. The Lake Erie shoreline forms the northern border.
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North Dakota Physical Map
See flat prairie interrupted by the Badlands on our North Dakota physical map. It’s mostly Great Plains here with the Red River Valley.
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North Carolina Physical Map
Our physical map of North Carolina shows three worlds stacked with the Blue Ridge Mountains all the way to the Atlantic coast.
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New York Physical Map
Our physical map of New York shows more than NYC. The Adirondack Mountains rise in the northeast, while the Catskills hold the southeast.
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New Mexico Physical Map
Explore high desert, mountains, and mesas with our physical map of New Mexico. The southern Rockies push through the north-central region.
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New Jersey Physical Map
Our physical map of New Jersey shows the Appalachian ridges and valleys in the northwest. The southeast is the Atlantic Coastal Plain.
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New Hampshire Physical Map
Our New Hampshire physical map shows its rugged terrain including the White Mountains and Mount Washington hitting 6,288 feet.
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Nevada Physical Map
Our physical map of Nevada shows one of America’s driest, most mountainous states with elevations below sea level to over 13,000 feet.
