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AGRICULTURE |
FRIO |
PECOS |
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AQUIFERS |
GYPSUM |
PLAINS |
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BIGFOOT |
HABITAT |
PLATEAUS |
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BRAZOS RIVER |
HAM AND CHEESE ON RYE |
RANGES |
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CADDO LAKES |
HELIUM |
RED RIVER |
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CAPROCK |
HOGS |
RENEWABLE RESOURCE |
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CHUPA CABRA |
HUMIDITY |
RESERVOIRS |
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CLAY |
IRON ORE |
RIO GRANDE |
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COAL |
IRRIGATIOS |
SABINE RIVER |
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CORN |
LADY BIRD JOHNSON |
SALT |
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COTTON |
LIMESTONE |
SOYBEANS |
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DEER |
LIVESTOCK |
SULPHER |
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DROUGHT |
MILO |
TOURISIM |
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EDWARDS AQUIFER |
NATURAL GAS |
TRIBUTARIES |
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ELK |
NON RENEWABLE RESOURCE |
WOMAN HOLLERING CREEK |
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EROSION |
OGALLALA AQUIFER |
WTI |
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EXTINCT |
OIL |
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Answer
This worksheet is suitable for individuals or educators that want something with a difficulty level of Very Difficult.
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