Missouri is located in the Midwest region of the United States, bordered by Iowa to the north, Kentucky to the east, Arkansas to the south, and Kansas to the west. The state has notable landmarks like the Gateway Arch in St. Louis and Busch Stadium, and is crossed by the Missouri River and Ozark Plateau. Missouri's climate varies from around 76 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer to 24 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter. Major exports include cattle, soybeans, and transportation equipment, and agriculture focuses on cattle and soybean farming.

1. Missouri
The Yellow Gummy Bears
by: Noah

2. Location
Relative: Iowa is to the north, Kentucky is to
the east, Arkansas is to the south, Kansas
is to the west.
Jefferson City 92*W, 29.7*N

3. Regions
1. Midwest Region
2. Tornado Alley

4. Place
Landmarks: Gateway Arch, Busch field.
Landform: Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri River,
Ozark Plateau.
Tradition: Fiddling, a stringed instrument played
with a bow.
Climate: In the summer it is around 76*F, and in
the winter it is around 24*F.

5. Transportation
Kansas City International Airport
Lambert - St.Louis International Airport,
Route 12, Route 71, Route 50, Route 36,
Route 65, Mississippi River.

6. Exports/Agriculture
Exports: cattle, soybeans, transportation
equipment, pet food.
Agriculture: Missouri raises cattle and grows
soybeans.

7. Human/Environment
Interaction
Adapt: Missouri adapts to tornadoes and
treacherous weather by, having cellars in the
basements of houses and buildings for
tornadoes.
Modify: Broadway Bridge, Mormon Bridge, Old St.
Charles Bridge, Mississippi River.
Depend: Missouri depends on their rich soil to
grow crops.