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What I Like About The Gulf Coastal Region
What I like about the region I live in today, is that the Gulf Coastal Plain is full of nature and has many unique forests, rivers, lakes, wetlands, and mountains. Living in this region I have traveled to many cities such as Austin and San Antonina. While in Austin I visited the Inks Lake State Park, that contained many beautiful landscapes full of nature. While visiting San Antonio I went to the river walk where I toured around the unique city of Austin and saw the famous Alamo. What I love about this Region is how many amazing places you can go to and discover new things. The Gulf Coastal plain also contains the most populated city, which is Houston. Living in the city of Houston I like how the population is so diverse and unique. This region
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