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Most of Texas's largest towns and cities are located in the A. Post Oak Belt. B. South Texas Plain. C. Blackland Prairie. D. Piney Woods.
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Most of Texas's largest towns and cities are located in the

A. Post Oak Belt.

B. South Texas Plain.

C. Blackland Prairie.

D. Piney Woods.

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The answer to this question is D

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The answer to this question is: D. piney woods
Piney woods is a forrest terrestrial eco-region that is located on the East part of the texas. This region held about 12 major cities in Texas and takes up to 140,900 km² of Texas' territory including East Texas, southern Arkansas, western Louisiana, and southeastern Oklahoma
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