Appalachian Trail notes

1. Full name: Appalachian National Scenic Trail
2. Length: 3,500 km
3. Place: from Mt. Katahdin in Maine to Springer Mountain in Georgia
4. States: Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Viginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine
5. Started in 1923
6. Completed in 1937.

Introduction

New Hampshire is a very famous state overseas. It features in many movies and is named after a county on England. In this essay, I will tell you thee important things about New Hampshire.

New Hampshire Outline

1. Introduction: Located in New England area of northeastern region of US. Named after English county of Hampshire. Size: 5th smallest state in USA, 9th least populous state.
2. Geography: lakes, mountains, forests, leaves in autumn. White Mountains: includes Mount Washington. Lakes: most famous one is Lake Winnipesaukee.
3. Colleges and universities: (a) Dartmouth College: Ivy League research university; (b) Saint Anselm College: a Benedictine liberal arts college influential in national politics
4. New Hampshire in film and literature: Hotel New Hampshire, The World According to Garp, Jumanji, On Golden Pond.
5. Conclusion

Vermont: Outline

1. Introduction: state in 乳 England; second-least populous state in the US (after Wyoming); sixth-smallest state in US. Famous overseas for dairy farming and maple syrup (second only to Canada) and beautiful scenery.
2. History: originally inhabited by two Native American tribes, the Iroquois and Abenaki. From 1609, it was a French colony. Then, in 1763 it was taken over by Britain. Became independent in 1777 in the American Revolutionary War.
3. Geography: mountains and National Parks, agriculture
4. Higher education: list the main colleges and their fields of study, with info about foreign students
5. Conclusion