Northeast States Geography Worksheet
Explore the geography and key features of the Northeast states with this engaging worksheet for Grade 4 students.
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Northeast States Geography
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Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. Some questions may require you to look at a map of the Northeast states.
Refer to the map below to answer some of the questions.
1. The Northeast region of the United States borders the Ocean.
2. The mountain range that runs through many Northeast states is the Mountains.
3. The largest state in the Northeast by land area is .
4. Which of these states is NOT considered part of the Northeast region?
Maine
New York
Florida
Pennsylvania
5. The capital of New York is New York City.
True
False
6. Name two major physical features found in the Northeast region.
Match each state with its capital city.
7. Massachusetts
a. Trenton
8. New Jersey
b. Boston
9. Pennsylvania
c. Harrisburg
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