North Pacific Coast

In this region there are many important aspects that keep the economy flowing. Agriculture is an important element in the economy that keeps the market making progress. The terrain makes it possible to produce crops and vegetation and the climate produces enough precipitation to keep the crops growing. The area is surrounded by mountains and precipitation falls heavily on the western side of Washington and Oregon. The North Pacific Coast is different than Atlanta because of the Mountains that lie in this region. They are extraordinary sites and have the world's most highest coastal mountain in the world in St. Elias Mountains (Canada).

Not to mention is also present in the area are volcanoes which erupted in the past years.

Cities like Seattle and Vancouver have become much like Atlanta in the sense that they are become large metropolitan areas. After World War II they have gradually increased in population largely due to the major business that has established itself in the area. These two cities are currently considered to be large Metropolitan areas and perhaps the two largest in the North Pacific Coast Region.