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New England Upland, largely hilly highland region, north-eastern United States, extending from the eastern edge of Pennsylvania north-east through
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New England Upland: Although Vermont is one of the smaller states in the country, its countryside is among the most diverse. Dairy farms and fruit orchards are common in the state ...
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Range Type: Highland or plateau: Highest Point: East Mountain (3439 ft/1048 m) Countries: United States (88%), Canada (12%) (numbers are approximate percentage of range area)

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New England Upland, largely hilly highland region, north-eastern United States, extending from the eastern edge of Pennsylvania north-east through New Jersey, New York, and the New England states. It comprises an ancient, eroded northern portion of the great Appalachian Highlands area of the eastern United States. The New England Upland is known for its gentle scenic beauty and contains numerous lakes and streams. Mixed farming and dairying are important economic activities in the region.