Humid Tropical
Hawaii
Tropical Savanna
Florida
Desert
Nevada
Arizona
Utah
California
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Steppe
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Oregon
Idaho
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
South/North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Washington
Mediterranean
California
Humid Subtropical
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
South/North Carolina
West Virginia/ Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Maryland
Marine West Coast
California
Oregon
Washington
Humid Continental
North/ South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Massachusetts
Delaware
Connecticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Sub Artic
Alaska
Tundra
Alaska
Highland
Oregon
Washington
California
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
This article is about population basis compared to the climate and topography. At the end there will be more in-depth population basis of what the climates are and what amount of people
(according to the map) are living in that region.
When you look at how many states are in the Humid Continental and Humid Subtropical climates, its no surprise
that most of Americas population lives on the Eastern side of the U.S. In fact
the boarder line for the, more heavy or numerous, population is on the Western side of these states, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri/Kansas,
Oklahoma, and Texas. Reason for more people living here is because of the nice,
cool, but warm climates and the fairly level land.
But the Western U.S. has three (3) states that also are similar to the Eastern sides population basis, but
their climates are Mediterranean, Marine West Coast, and Highland. But
since the Western U.S. is so much more rugged than the East most people choose to live on the coast. It is so much liked, that parts of California have more than 520 people living in one square mile! There are three main exception cities. They
are Phoenix and its suburbs, Denver, and Santa Fe. Those are three major cities
that are in a desert or steppe climate.
Population Basis
In this article Ive told you about what states have what climate and given you and article of stuff about
general population including climate. In this area Im going to give you the most
major cities in the U.S.
The Metropolis-
Humid Continental and Humid Subtropical
Miami- Tropical
Savanna
New Orleans- Humid
Subtropical
Chicago- Humid
Continental
Denver- Highland
Phoenix- Desert
San Francisco- Mediterranean and Marine West Coast