Frostbelt

E134958

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

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Label Occurrences
Frostbelt canonical 1

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Statements (49)

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 ⓘ
Midwest ⓘ
parts of the Northeast ⓘ
hasSeason long winter ⓘ
short summer ⓘ
includesCity Buffalo ⓘ
Chicago ⓘ
linked to: City of Chicago

Cleveland ⓘ
Detroit ⓘ
Milwaukee ⓘ
Pittsburgh ⓘ
Rochester, New York ⓘ
linked to: Rochester
knownFor lake-effect snow ⓘ
snowbelt conditions near Great Lakes ⓘ
language English term ⓘ
locatedIn Northern United States ⓘ
United States ⓘ
overlapsWith Great Lakes Megalopolis ⓘ
linked to: Great Lakes region

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

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