Agriculture Production Map and Economic Features

Primary Industries
3% of the workers in the US work in the primary industries. Beef is the most important agriculture production.
Secondary Industries

Economic Features Part 2

North American free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

In 1994, the US, Canada, and MExico became part of NAFTA. The agreemant aims to reduce of remove tariffs among these three countries, as result trade has increased among these countries. More goods were traded between the US in Mexico in between US in Canada than before NAFTA. Wages for workers are far lower in Mexico than Canada and the US.

World Trade Organization (WTO)

US is a important member of the trade organizations, the most important trade organization is the WTO.

APEC

The US belongs to Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation.

Political Features

The US has 50 states, which are divided into 50 political divisions. 48 of the states border each other between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The state of Hawaii is a group of islands in the Pacific ocean. Alaska is north of British Columbia. The US also owns places in the territories in the Carri bean and Pacific. The capital of the US is Washington D.C., also the government meets in Washington. The offices are called embassies, the US has a decorative government.

Physical Features

Location

The United States of America is located in North America, it is north of Mexico and is south of Canada. It stretches from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. America includes Mexico and Hawaii.

Size

Around 10000000 square kilometers, and is the fourth largest country in the world.

Rivers And Lakes

America has a large number of rivers and lakes. The most important lakes are the Mississippi and Missouri. Also America shares some lakes and rivers with Canada and Mexico. The Red River and Columbia are the most important rivers. The great lakes are also very important.

Landforms
The US shares many land forms with Canada and Mexico, also many Canadian highways head southwards towards the US. A few of the major national parks are Yellow Stone and Grand Canyon, national parks include geysers, hot spring, fossils and forests.

Climate

The weather in the US can also be used for an natural resource, it is ideal for growing a variety of fruits, vegetables and cereal crops such as wheat and corn. California and Florida produce many of the fruits and vegetables sold in Canada during the winter months. The climate in Hawaii produces tropical fruits such as pineapples. A large number of retired Canadians spend the winter in the southern US.

Natural Resources

Water resources provide fresh drinking resources, water for farming and industries, and power to generate hydroelectric power. The pacific, Atlantic oceans and the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico, provide fish and seafood resources. There are large areas of farmland. Plains cover much of the US, the Imperial Valley in California, and Mississippi Valley contain some of the farmland.