Window Seat -- Table of Contents

Window Seat divides North America into easily-identifiable regions, so it helps unlock the secrets of thousands of different routes.

Introduction

      Reading the Landscape
      Geology
      Hydrology
      Biology
      Anthropology

The Eastern United States

New England and New York
       Plate Tectonics
      A New Forest for New England

The Mid-Atlantic
       The Interstate System

The Appalachians

The Southern Coastal Plain and the Appalachian Piedmont
       Sprawl

Florida
       Water Colors

The Central United States

The Great Lakes and the Midwest
       Glacial Terrain

The Mississippi Basin

The Gulf Coast
      The Mississippi Delta
      The View at Night

The Great Plains
       The Grid

Texas
       Energy

The Western United States

The Rockies
      Yellowstone
      Forest Fires

The Pacific Northwest
      The Cascades
      The Temperate Rain Forest
      The Columbia Plateau
      Water Systems

Deserts
      The Colorado Plateau
      The Great Basin
      The Mojave, Sonora, and Chihuahuan Deserts
       Federal Land

California
       Institutions

Canada

The Maritimes

The Saint Lawrence Seaway

Southern Ontario

The Canadian Shield and the Taiga
      Solid Rock
      The Taiga
      Hudson Bay
      Along the Edges

The Prairies

The Western Cordillera

The Pacific Coast

The Tundra

The High Arctic

The Sky