The region known for having the Great Plains in the United States is the Central United States, also often referred to as the Great Plains. This area stretches from Texas in the south to Canada in the north and covers parts of several states, including Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma. The Great Plains are characterized by vast stretches of flat or gently rolling terrain, making them ideal for agriculture, particularly wheat and corn production. This region is pivotal for America's agricultural economy and has a rich history of Indigenous cultures and settler communities.