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Swamps, wetlands, and sandy beaches are located throughout the __________ region. A. Great Plains B. Great Basin C. Coastal Plains D. Pacific Coast
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Swamps, wetlands, and sandy beaches are located throughout the __________ region. A. Great Plains B. Great Basin C. Coastal Plains D. Pacific Coast
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The answer is C: Coastal Plains.
Swamps, wetlands, ans sandy beaches are located throughout the
Coastal Plains.
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The answer should be C
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