Upper Midwest
Upper Midwest proper noun: the states in the northern part of the Midwestern United States, mainly used to describe the area that includes Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa, as well as parts of Eastern North and South Dakota.

Proper noun
the Upper Midwest
- The states in the northern part of the Midwestern United States, mainly used to describe the area that includes Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa, as well as parts of Eastern North and South Dakota.
Questions about Upper Midwest
- What does Upper Midwest mean?
- Upper Midwest means the states in the northern part of the Midwestern United States, mainly used to describe the area that includes Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa, as well as parts of Eastern North and South Dakota.
- What part of speech is Upper Midwest?
- Upper Midwest is a proper noun.
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