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Bordered by rivers across all but its southern border, Kentucky is an eastern south-central US state. There are five major regions in Kentucky, each with different terrain, socio-cultural histories, and dominant industries. The state is full of rich waterways, including the Mississippi, Ohio, and Big Sandy Rivers. With two National Forests, 45 State Parks, and 82 Wildlife Management Areas, Kentucky is an outdoor state with considerable natural beauty to explore.

Oregon sits near the northwest corner of the United States, just north of California and south of Washington State. It is known for its diverse ecological diversity, including rainforests, mountains, plains, and countless national wonders such as the Oregon Caves National Monuments, the Cascade Range, and the Columbia River. Due to its heavy tree-covered mountains, the state's leading economy centers on lumber and wood products.

The American Pacific Northwest spans across Washington and Oregon states, bordering the Pacific Ocean, Northern California, and Canada's British Columbia. A lesser-settled corner of the United States, in part due to its persistently wet climate, the Pacific Northwest is a distinct ecological and cultural region full of incredible natural beauty.