whats the vegetation like in north and south dakota?
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That really depends what part of the states you are in. There are of course the badlands, but most of the states are prarie grass. Some of it is rolling but a lot of it is totally flat.
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I grew up in Aberdeen, SD.  I graduated from high school in Aberdeen, SD.  I would never live there.  The people in Aberdeen are judgmental.  The people in Aberdeen are stubborn.  The people in Aberdeen hold grudges forever and ever.  There is absolutely nothing to do in Aberdeen except to drink, go to movies, or copulate.  The climate is horrible . . . hot in the summer and cold in the winter.  The shopping there is next to none.  I could go on and on and on, but there would be nothing positive I could find to say about Aberdeen SD.
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try http://www.fs.fed.us/r9/forests/marktwain/maps/
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taiga is the northern forests, tundra is the permafrost zone in the north
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Northern:  Balsam, Frederick, Albany\nCentral:  DuPont, Tyler, Orange, Rutgers, Bond\nSouthern: Ocean, Delaware, Francis, Oakland
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i dont know but there is one in North Dakota
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It's high in latitude where plant & vegitation growth are very limited due to cold climate\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tundra
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I live in the woods in mid Missouri and love it here. I like the trees and the hills. The beauty of all the colors in the fall. The way that everything looks after a new snow. Being able to target practice off my back deck. Fish in my pond. I love it here and thank God that I have a wonderful woman to share it all with.
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Since your looking for North Carolina this is very close with pictures of enjoyment  of land and the the mountains which may change your mind to cross the state line since your looking in the same area.\n\n http://deescountryplaces.com
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its mostly boreal forest further north of 60 degrees north (latitude). this excludes britain which is warmed by the gulf stream, and is temperate forest. the boreal forests contain huge numbers of needle leaved trees such as pine and fir. Further north of this is the tundra (northern scandinavia and northern siberia) where there is much less vegetation. small shrubs grow here low to the ground where there is shelter from the cold winds.
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E.  Maple trees\n\n\nLook it up in your text book.
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We have lived in South Dakota and Iowa.  You can get really nice houses for a great price.  My parents just sold their nice 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, huge walk-in closets, beautiful woodwork, hardwood floor home for $80,000!!!  They refinished all the floors, and did tons of work on it.  It was gorgeous, and I don't know where else you could find a house like that for such an amazing price.  That was near Yankton, South Dakota.
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its my understanding that tnddr moss is that white dry scaly stuff that grows on dead trees, but I could be wrong
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it is Pierre, South Dakota
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Pensacola is the best beach town in Florida. There are a couple nices schools there and have some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Pretty simple town to get around in and not really a dangerous place to be. My dad lives in Pensacola and I visit him alot. In fact I am leaving tomorrow to go spend the summer there. And my fiance is from North Dakota so I can see why you are wanting to be on the coast! He is from south of Jamestown, ND. I was just there visiting this past weekend. Where in North Dakota are you from? Good luck with whatever you decide.
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Temperate Forest.  I'm 100% sure about this, because I LIVE THERE!\n\nPlease vote for the best answer!
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I totally agree.  I live in Tennessee and the oak trees are the most beautiful in the fall and they are good shade trees in the summer.