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Cultural Landscape of the United States and Canada

Cultural Landscape of the United States and Canada U. S. Capitol building in Washington, DC Capital building in Richmond Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, CA Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA Site of the signing of the Declaration of Independence

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Cultural Landscape of the United States and Canada

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  1. Cultural Landscape of the United States and Canada

  2. U. S. Capitol building in Washington, DC

  3. Capital building in Richmond

  4. Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, CA

  5. Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA Site of the signing of the Declaration of Independence

  6. St. Louis Arch in St. Louis, MO. Gateway to westward expansion

  7. Wheat fields in north central USA and south central Canada

  8. Skyscrapers in larger U. S. cities

  9. Shopping Malls are found in every large city in the U. S. A

  10. Great Plains Atlantic Coastal Plain Gulf Coastal Plain

  11. Los Angeles

  12. Houston, TX

  13. Los Angeles, CA

  14. New York City

  15. Chicago, IL

  16. Capital of the United States Washington. DC

  17. Vancouver, BC

  18. Ottawa Capital of Canada

  19. Montreal

  20. Toronto

  21. Site and Situation

  22. Richmond, VA developed where the James River met the fall line. Ships could no longer go upstream so the city of Richmond was established. Richmond, VA

  23. Omaha, Nebraska and Sacramento, CA developed because they were on the Transcontinental Railroad. Sacramento, CA Omaha, NE

  24. Pittsburgh, PA developed where three rivers converge. Pittsburgh,PA

  25. Quebec City Quebec City developed where the St. Lawrence River narrowed.

  26. Quebec, City Montreal Vancouver, BC Ottawa Toronto Chicago, IL Sacramento, CA N.Y. City Pittsburgh,PA Omaha, NE Richmond, VA Wash. DC Los Angeles, CA Houston, TX

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