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Pacific Coast States
Pacific Coast States
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The State of Oregon
• The area of the state of Oregon is 255,026 km2 (9th place in the USA)
• The length of the state of Oregon: from north to south - 420 km; from
east to west - 580 km;
• The capital of Oregon is Salem;
• Date of formation of the state of Oregon - February 14, 1859 (33 in the
USA)
The population of Oregon is about 3,870,000 people (27th place in the
USA)
Alis volat propriis ("Flying on wings")
• The main part of the state consists of deep temperate rainforests in the
west; mountain ranges in the west, northeast, and far southeast; and
south given over to intensive agriculture. Washington is the second
most populous state on the West Coast and in the Western United
States, after California
The State of California
• California is a US state located on the west coast of the county, on the s
hores of the Pacific Ocean. It borders the U.S. states of Oregon (to the n
orth), Nevada (to the east) and Arizona (to the southeast)
• California is the most populous US state and the 3rd largest by area (aft
er Alaska and Texas). The capital is Sacramento, the largest city is Los
Angeles.
the motto is Eureka
• The most important sectors of the state's economy are information
technology, the aerospace industry, oil production, show business, and
agriculture.
• California is an earthquake-prone zone, many geological faults pass
through the state, the most famous of which is San Andreas. There are
also several volcanoes on the territory of California, including the
dormant volcano Lassen Peak, which erupted in 1914 and 1921.
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