Stunning NASA Nighttime Images of USA (vs, oil, pine)
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It's really interesting to see how distinct the line is dividing the more heavily populated eastern half vs the much more sparsely populated western half. The line is almost completely vertical from the edge of the gulf of Mexico due north....points east of that line get at least 20 inches of rain a year, while most points west (there are obvious exceptions especially in the PNW), do not.
I see New York! I see images like these on Tumblr all the time. I suggest you look around at other countries as well. I think the Mediterranean Coast has a beautiful view of Greece.
It's really interesting to see how distinct the line is dividing the more heavily populated eastern half vs the much more sparsely populated western half. The line is almost completely vertical from the edge of the gulf of Mexico due north....points east of that line get at least 20 inches of rain a year, while most points west (there are obvious exceptions especially in the PNW), do not.
The I-35 corridor seems to be the dividing line.
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