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• The title reads “Cedar Coast · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains district boundary, regional capital, city.

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• Cedar Bay is the capital and lies in Harbor District.
• Pine Junction lies in Northwood District.
• Highland and Riverbend share a district boundary.
• Lakeview lies in Riverbend District.

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• The title reads “Cedar Coast · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains mountain or highland, river, lake or coast.

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• The Misty Mountains occupy the western Highland area.
• Cedar River runs generally north to south through the central valley.
• Lakeview is the city closest to Juniper Lake.
• The coastline forms the eastern edge of Cedar Coast Region.

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• The title reads “Cedar Coast · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains cool or cool-and-wet zone, mild or humid zone, warm or hot-and-dry zone.

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• The southern inland area is warm and dry over the long term.
• Pine Junction lies in the cool-and-wet northern zone.
• The eastern coast is mild and wet.
• The western highlands are cool.

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• The title reads “Cedar Coast · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains very low or low density, medium or medium-high density, high or very high density.

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• Harbor District has very high population density.
• Highland has very low population density.
• Riverbend has medium population density.
• Northwood has low population density.

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• The title reads “Cedar Coast · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains contour line (equal elevation), labeled index contour, spot elevation.

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• Misty Peak is the highest labeled point at 1,200 meters.
• Contour lines are closest together on the western side near Misty Peak.
• Cedar Valley is approximately 200 meters above sea level.
• Contour lines spread farther apart toward the central valley, showing a gentler slope.

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• The title reads “Cedar Coast · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains highway, main or secondary road, bridge.

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• Highway 1 connects Pine Junction and Cedar Bay.
• Route 4 connects Cedar Bay and Mill Crossing and crosses Cedar River at a bridge.
• Mountain Route 7 connects Mill Crossing and Summit.
• Lake Road connects Mill Crossing and Lakeview.

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• The title reads “Redstone Valley · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains district boundary, regional capital, city.

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• Redstone is the capital and lies in Central Plains.
• Lake Haven lies in East Lake District.
• West Ridge and Central Plains share a district boundary.
• Mesa Springs lies in South Mesa District.

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• The title reads “Redstone Valley · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains mountain or highland, river, lake or coast.

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• Redstone Ridge rises along the western side of the region.
• Silver River runs through the central valley.
• Ember Lake lies east of Silver River near Lake Haven.
• Broad plains occupy the central part of the region.

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• The title reads “Redstone Valley · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains cool or cool-and-wet zone, mild or humid zone, warm or hot-and-dry zone.

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• East Lake is mild and humid over the long term.
• South Mesa is hot and dry.
• West Ridge is cool.
• Central Plains is temperate and comparatively dry.

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• The title reads “Redstone Valley · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains very low or low density, medium or medium-high density, high or very high density.

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• Central Plains has high population density.
• South Mesa has very low population density.
• East Lake has medium-high population density.
• West Ridge has low population density.

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• The title reads “Redstone Valley · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains contour line (equal elevation), labeled index contour, spot elevation.

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• Redstone Peak is the highest labeled point at 1,000 meters.
• Ember Lake is labeled at approximately 100 meters.
• Contour lines are closest together on the western side near Redstone Peak.
• Contour lines are more widely spaced toward the eastern plain, showing a gentler slope.

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• The title reads “Redstone Valley · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains highway, main or secondary road, bridge.

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• Highway 2 connects Ridgeview, Redstone, and Lake Haven.
• Route 6 connects Redstone and Mesa Springs.
• Orchard Road connects Orchard to Redstone.
• Highway 2 crosses Silver River at a bridge east of Redstone.

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• The title reads “Juniper Island · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains district boundary, regional capital, city.

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• Juniper Port is the island capital in South Cove.
• North Shore and South Cove share one boundary.

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• The title reads “Juniper Island · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains mountain or highland, river, lake or coast.

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• Juniper Hill rises in the western half of the island.
• Juniper Stream runs toward the southern coast.

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• The title reads “Juniper Island · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains cool or cool-and-wet zone, mild or humid zone, warm or hot-and-dry zone.

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• North Shore has a mild long-term climate pattern.
• South Cove has a warmer long-term climate pattern.

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• The title reads “Juniper Island · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains very low or low density, medium or medium-high density, high or very high density.

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• South Cove has high population density.
• North Shore has low population density.

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• The title reads “Juniper Island · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains contour line (equal elevation), labeled index contour, spot elevation.

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• The contour lines are closest together on the western side of Juniper Hill.
• Juniper Hill reaches 500 meters.

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• The title reads “Juniper Island · Atlas Sheet.”
• The legend contains highway, main or secondary road, bridge.

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• Island Highway 3 connects Hill Crossing and Juniper Port.
• Island Highway 3 crosses Juniper Stream at a bridge.