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The USA is the third largest country in the world, after Russia and Canada and shares borders with the latter country and with Mexico to the north and south respectively. The east and west of the country borders the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean respectively and part of the southeast borders the Gulf of Mexico. Alaska even borders the Arctic Ocean, which gives a good reflection exact how huge the country is. This has its reflection on the different landscapes as well. In general, there are two main mountain ranges, the Rocky Mountains in the west of the country with Mount Whitney being the highest point outside Alaska at about 4400 meters, and the much lower Appalachian Mountains in the east. In Alaska, Mt. McKinley is the highest point in the USA at almost 6200 meters above sea level.
In the north, along the border with Canada are the Great Lakes, with the northernmost Lake Superior being the highest inland body of water. One of the longest and most important rivers in the country is the Mississippi River which acts as a border between many states, among which are Mississippi, Louisiana, Missouri, Illinois and Wisconsin. Its source is located in the state of Minnesota.
Between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains are the Great Plains.
West of the Rocky Mountains lays a system of basins, salt flats, plateaus and gorges, with the Grand Canyon being one of the most visited natural wonders on earth.
Although the Atlantic coastal areas are a rather flat and bleak area, the Pacific coastal zone is more rugged and mountainous with mountain ranges like the Sierra Nevada.
Apart from these general geographical divisions, there are many smaller systems. From the swamp areas of the southeast of the country, with the Everglades in Florida being on of the top spots to visit, teeming with alligators and other wildlife, to the arctic tundras in the northeast in Alaska.
But the USA has some more fragile areas as well, with areas sensitive to earthquakes (the San Andreas fold for example) and volcanic activity in the western part of mainland USA and in Alaska and Hawaii. The area from California upwards towards the southwestern islands of Alaska is also known as the Ring of Fire, with major eruptions throughout history, for example the one of Mount St. Helen's in 1980.