[ SECRET POST #5667 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5667 ⌋

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US Geography Question

[(Anonymous)]

Is there anywhere in the United States of America where the physical geography and climate is a relatively close match for Germany's Black Forest region? TIA.

Re: US Geography Question

[(Anonymous)]

Probably the closest areas are in the Pacific Northwest, northern New England (like New Hampshire and Maine), and the higher parts of the Appalachian Mountains, like the Great Smokies.

Re: US Geography Question

[(Anonymous)]

Almost certainly.

If I had to guess maybe the Allegheny Forest in PA or some of the other areas around that part of the country.

Re: US Geography Question

[(Anonymous)]

Michigan, maybe? We have a lot of pine forests here.

Re: US Geography Question

[(Anonymous)]

Michigan snows too much I think

Re: US Geography Question

[(Anonymous)]

Not where I live. (southern MI anon here)

Re: US Geography Question

[(Anonymous)]

For similar latitude and distance inland, plus forested mountain ranges, maybe the Adirondacks in upstate New York, or the Selkirk Mountains in Washington state and the Idaho panhandle.

Re: US Geography Question

[(Anonymous)]

... am I the only person here who has no idea what the Black Forest region is like, aside from presumably having a lot of trees?

Re: US Geography Question

[(Anonymous)]

I looked up its climate on Wikipedia, personally.

SA

[(Anonymous)]

I had to Google, and I'm still not 100%. But after browsing some pics, I'd suggest looking into the Smokey Mountains (Tennessee, North Carolina, Blue Ridge Highway region) or Appalachians (West Virginia in particular) - lots of lower (and older) hilly regions with some pasture/meadow, small valley/hollow areas.

Re: US Geography Question

[tabaqui]

This person put up comparison pictures, and it looks like 'The Smokey Mountains' is a match.

https://www.quora.com/How-does-the-famous-Black-Forest-in-Germany-compare-to-any-forest-in-America