### location:

Region
* Every region has a different climate, geography, and community of living things.
* Many regions have a raptor rehabilitation center that cares for injured birds of prey
  - abundant, quality wind resources
  - well-known symbolic icons which personify their cultural roots
  - remain rainless for years
* Most regions are dominated by vegetation.
* Most regions contain atoms
  - cavities
  - habitats
  - tissue
  - water
  - contribute to economic development
  - correspond to density
  - depend on climates
* Most regions experience annual temperature
  - dry seasons
  - long dry seasons
  - total eclipse
  - generate wind
* Most regions get little sunlight
* Most regions grow citrus plants
* Most regions have atmospheric water
  - biodiversity
  - electrical properties
  - light wind
  - mangrove trees
  - mild climates
  - rainfall precipitation
  - snow
* Most regions possess birds
  - butterflies
  - mammals
  - vertebrates
  - produce thunderstorms
* Most regions receive abundant winter rainfall
  - support eukaryotic life
  - yield one crop of rice a year, i.e., middle late rice, but yield is low
* Some regions are affected by indian ocean tsunamis
  - as bright as snow and others are as dark as charcoal
  - high enough to have a mountain climate
* Some regions are inhabited by arthropods
  - monkeys
  - tigers
* Some regions contain amino acid
  - large volcanoes
  - polar ice
  - several amino acid
  - depend on natural resources
  - emit radiation
  - fill with blood
  - generate clouds
* Some regions have abundant deer
  - animal proteins
  - hunt dogs
  - more earthquakes than other parts of the globe
  - mountains
  - schools that provide poor education
  - water which is very high in sodium or magnesium salts
  - including rural and urban areas suffer shortages of dentists and dental hygienists
  - keep geese
  - kill animals
  - possess rodents
  - produce light
  - provide economic wealth
  - raise pigs and a few goats, but they are exceptions
  - receive solar radiation
  - secrete enzymes
* Some regions surround equators
  - nuclei
* are a coverage feature class that repesent a spatial feature as one or more polygons
  - areas of the state that span or encompass multiple counties
* are areas that are unified in some way and give identity to the people living there
  - reside within the state
  - divisions of Earth space which are similar or linked in some way
  - fundamental organizing units of geography
  - geographical associations
  - groups of counties
  - human constructs that can be mapped and analyzed
  - locations
  - simply ways of organizing our own descriptions of the world
  - sites
  - states
  - thus important players in the global economy
* become sources.
* change over months.
* combines maps, a major tool of geographers, with culture to identify patterns.
  - elements
  - materials
  - skeletal elements
  - suitable habitats
  - xylem tissue
* contribute to development
  - results
* cover areas.
* differ producing differing sets of plants and animal species.
* divide the world into manageable units for geographic study.
* dominated by anticyclones tend to have light winds and generally clear skys.
* equalize in wealth.
  - blizzards
  - darkness
  - erosion
  - fog
  - frequent fog
  - heavy rain
  - high temperature
  - major earthquakes
  - temperate climates
  - urbanization
  - wind erosion
* extend from surfaces.
* get heavy rain
* have a good measure of self-government under regional councils
  - additional properties
  - advantage
  - bed capacity
  - channels
  - comparative advantage
  - customs
  - different density
  - features
  - food
  - gravity
  - heat
  - hot summer
  - low density
  - officers
  - own customs
  - peculiar properties
  - rail transportation
  - stories
  - structures
  - terrains
  - thickness
  - tradition
  - transition zones
  - variation
  - warm summer
* include areas
  - capital cities
  - countries
  - develop countries
  - grassland
  - major cities
* is an area that has many different places in it, all of which are the same in some way.
* is the cradle of modern civilization
  - hiking region defined on the main hiking page
* lead to employment.
* means region of the country for which the fees are reported.
* offer care
  - environmental conditions
  - favorable conditions
  - medical care
  - opportunity
  - tremendous opportunity
* outlines the division of labor within the state.
  - snakes
* present barriers
  - energy barriers
  - violent thunderstorms
* provide examples
  - shelter
* receive abundant rainfall
  - energy input
* receive heavy rainfall
  - snowfall
  - plentiful rain
* report growth.
* require low maintenance
* search tool designed to help find data with a particular geographic dimension.
* see death
  - snakebite death
* share complete sequence identities
* show growth
  - sustain growth
* suffer from deficiencies.
+ Flora: Botany
  * Plants are grouped into floras based on region, period, special environment, or climate. Regions can be geographically distinct habitats like mountain vs. flatland. Floras can mean plant life of an historic era as in 'fossil flora'.
+ List of regions of Japan: Japan lists
  * The 'Regions of Japan' are traditional subdivisions of the nation. The regional divisions are used in many ways. These include maps, geography and weather reports. Regions are used as a basic framework for description and comparison. A Traveller's History of Japan,' p. 264.