Template:Regions of the United States
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Inclusion criteria
[edit]For a region to be included on this template, a region must have one of the below:
- have at least two entire states, and portions of at least two others e.g., New England is only 71,998 sq mi (186,470 km2) but has 6 states
- have an area greater than the smallest listed area under criterion 1,
- be part of a listed geographical taxonomy e.g., Region II (OMB & FEMA) has NY-NJ-PR-VI with areas: 54,555+8,729+3,515+134 = 66933 < 71,998
Please see: Wikipedia:WikiProject U.S. regions for more information.