Frostbelt

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Frostbelt refers to the colder, industrialized regions of the northern United States characterized by heavy manufacturing and harsh winter climates.

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Frostbelt canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colloquial term
economic region
region
associatedWith automobile industry
deindustrialization
economic restructuring
industrial decline
manufacturing industry
population loss in some cities
steel industry
characterizedBy aging industrial infrastructure
cold climate
harsh winters
heavy manufacturing
heavy snowfall
industrial economy
urban centers
climateType humid continental climate
contrastedWith Rust Belt
Sunbelt
demographicTrend outmigration to Sunbelt
suburbanization
economicActivity automobile manufacturing
chemical manufacturing
machinery manufacturing
steel production
hasPart Great Lakes region
Midwestern United States
surface form: Midwest

parts of the Northeast
hasSeason long winter
short summer
includesCity Buffalo
City of Chicago
surface form: Chicago

Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
surface form: Pittsburgh

Rochester
surface form: Rochester, New York
knownFor lake-effect snow
snowbelt conditions near Great Lakes
language English term
locatedIn Northern United States
United States of America
surface form: United States
overlapsWith Great Lakes region
surface form: Great Lakes Megalopolis

Rust Belt
timePeriod term widely used in late 20th century
usedInContext economic geography
regional planning
urban studies

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