Corn Belt

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The Corn Belt of the United States is a region where corn is the predominant cash crop. Primarily, it includes Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio — approximately 50% of all corn grown in the U.S. is grown in these four states. The Corn Belt also includes parts of South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Missouri, and Kentucky. The Corn Belt is located in the Midwest, of course.

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"Belt" regions of the United States
Bible Belt \| Black Belt \| Corn Belt \| Frost Belt \| Grain Belt \| Jello Belt \| Rice Belt \| Rust Belt \| Sun Belt \| Snowbelt

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