U.S. Regional Map by State - Visual Guide to Geographic Groupings #2213203 (License: Personal Use)

This choropleth-style map divides the United States into four distinct regional groupings using a color scheme: deep blue for western and southern states (e.g., California, Texas), orange for upper Midwest and northern plains (e.g., Minnesota, Iowa), yellow for southeastern and Gulf Coast states (e.g., Florida, Louisiana), and light blue for northeastern and Great Lakes states (e.g., New York, Michigan). Hawaii is shown separately in yellow, indicating its alignment with southeastern grouping in this classification. The map serves as a visual tool for analyzing demographic, economic, or policy trends across regions.

Used on educational, governmental, or analytics websites to illustrate regional data comparisons; supports user intent for understanding U.S. geography, market segmentation, or policy analysis by region.