Intermountain states

The intermountain states (also Intermountain West) of the United States of America are generally considered to be Utah, Idaho, and Nevada. The intermountain states are so named because they lie between (or at least amidst) the Rocky Mountains, the Sierra Nevada Mountains and the Cascades. Large areas of these states are less mountainous than typical of the Rocky Mountain region. The intermountain states are included among those states considered as the Mountain States.

Regions of the United States
Census Bureau Regions
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Non-Census Bureau Regions
Coastal states \| Deep South \| Delmarva \| East \| Eastern Seaboard \| Gulf States \| Great Lakes States \| International Border states \| Mid-Atlantic \| Mississippi Delta \| Mountain States \| New England \| North \| Pacific Northwest \| the Plains States \| South Central States \| Southeast \| Southwest \| Upper Midwest \| West Coast

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