Midwest U.S.

The Midwest U.S. is a central region known for its flat plains, fertile farmland, and numerous lakes. It includes states like Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas, South Dakota, and North Dakota. The area is a major agricultural hub, producing crops like corn and soybeans. It also has vibrant cities, diverse cultures, and a strong manufacturing history. The Midwest is often called "America’s Heartland" because of its importance to the country's economy and its role as a cultural and historical center.