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Coastal region
* Most coastal regions experience frequent fog.
* are densely populated and are subject to human exploitation for food
  - especially sensitive to changes in sea level
* can receive a lot of rain because they pull up moisture from surrounding waters.
* experience fog
* have hurricanes.
* receive rain.

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County
* Counties are Completely Within states
  - administrative arms of the state
  - also important in protecting the environment
  - counties
  - especially important in electing people to government positions
  - general purpose governments, charged with providing a wide variety of services
  - large areas of land, and the loci of outbreaks bear no relation to their boundaries
  - local government areas, with there own elected representatives
  - located in states
  - part of states
  - political subdivisions of the state
  - regional subdivisions of States to carry out local administrative functions
* Counties are responsible for financing their own voting systems
  - the maintenance of jails, parks, and certain roads
  - voting machines and poll workers
  - specific areas
  - subdivisions of the state itself
* Counties are the governmental unit principally responsible for assessments
  - largest territorial division for local government within the state
  - major providers of addiction services for the indigent
* Counties are the primary legal divisions of most states
  - political divisions of most states
  - weakest units in state government
  - units of local government, but state laws define their form and powers
  - continue only as geographical subdivisions
  - contribute to migration
  - drive growth
  - experience properties
* Counties have a variety of different structures and styles of operation
  - forces
  - labor forces
  - land areas
  - many elected officers, each with some executive authority
  - problems
  - rainfall
  - significant responsibilities in health care and in enforcing health ordinances
  - three levels of courts
  - includes county seats
  - keep the money they save by getting people off welfare
* Counties offer attraction
  - many attraction
  - often perform services for other levels of government
  - possess birds
  - trace their roots to the English shire of a thousand years ago
* Counties vary greatly in size and composition
  - population
  - widely by population
* Every county has a north county.
* Many counties also have atlases and plat books that identify ownership of land
  - have county parks
* Most counties have many districts.
* Some counties also have county and municipal court systems
  - shelters for people who have been abused
* Some counties have a much larger proportion of older people than others
  - birth, death, marriage records, wills, census lists, etc
  - boundaries coextensive with cities
  - health codes enforced by the county health department
  - small parks with walking tracks
  - routinely identify and count the male mosquitoes
* atlases often list the majority of cemeteries that existed when published.
* is the county where the headquarters of the institution listed on line one is located.
+ List of counties in New Jersey
  * There are 21 counties in the U.S. state of New Jersey. In New Jersey, a county is a local level of government between the state and municipalities. All of these jobs are elected officials. Counties are responsible for the maintenance of jails, parks, and certain roads. The site of a county's administration and courts is called the county seat.

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Butte county
* Butte County is in the Sacramento Valley Region
  - located in the Sacramento Valley in northern California
* Butte County is situated on the east side of Northern California's Sacramento Valley
  - east side of Northern California's rich Sacramento Valley
  - the second highest in the number of seasonal and migrant farm workers