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What makes Washington’s central and eastern geographic regions unique?
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Washington 's central and Easter geographic region are said to be unique due to its differences in cultivation.
Central Washington is almost plains region, with to rolling hills in the east. The rich volcanic soil , manure and dry weather creates an environment which is ideal for agriculture procedures and manufacturing food . It is observed that more than 300 crops are grown in Eastern region of Washington.
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