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| - | {{Infobox_Region |name = Midwest |image = http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/3958/picture5yku.png <i>Buckingham Fountain in | + | {{Infobox_Region |name = Midwest |image = http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/3958/picture5yku.png <i>Buckingham Fountain in Chicago, Midwest's largest city</i>|information |states = Illinois<br /> Indiana<br /> Michigan<br /> Minnesota<br /> Wisconsin |population = 40,130,137 |largest_cities = Chicago, IL<br /> Detroit, MI<br /> Indianapolis, IN<br /> Milwaukee, WI<br /> Minneapolis, MN |admin = Red|senators = [[Thomas Jackson]] (R-MI)<br /> [[Daniel Morey]] (D-MI)<br /> Charles Porter (R-IL)<br /> [[Lincoln Winters]] (D-IL) |governor = [[Jimmy Kennedy]] (D-IL) }} |
The '''Midwest''' is one of eight [[Regions of the United States|super-regions]] of the United States after regionalization. | The '''Midwest''' is one of eight [[Regions of the United States|super-regions]] of the United States after regionalization. | ||
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Current revision as of 07:54, 18 October 2009
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| Region | ||||
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| Information | ||||
| States | Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin | |||
| Population | 40,130,137 | |||
| Largest Cities | Chicago, IL Detroit, MI Indianapolis, IN Milwaukee, WI Minneapolis, MN | |||
| Admin | Red | |||
| Senators | Thomas Jackson (R-MI) Daniel Morey (D-MI) Charles Porter (R-IL) Lincoln Winters (D-IL) | |||
| Governor | Jimmy Kennedy (D-IL) | |||
Buckingham Fountain in Chicago, Midwest's largest city
The Midwest is one of eight super-regions of the United States after regionalization.
| United States Regions (view) | |
| Super-Regions | Appalachia · Gulf Coast · Heartland · Mid-Atlantic · Midwest · Northeast · Northwest · Southwest |
| Regions | Alleghenies · Atlantic States · Big Sky Country · Bluegrass · California · Cascadia · Deep South · Farm Belt · Great Lakes · New York · New England · Seminole · Shenandoah Valley · Sunbelt · Texas · Wabash Valley |
