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| Texas is a huge state that has many different natural regions with widely differing physical characteristics. Texas has four natural geographic regions: the Gulf Coastal Plains, the North Central Plains, the High Plains (also called the Great Plains), and Mountains and Basins (Trans-Pecos). Each of these areas can be subdivided into smaller regions, as follows:
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Often, Texas is dived into seven smaller regions: the Panhandle Plains, Prairies and Lakes, Pineywoods, Gulf Coast (Plains), South Texas Plains, Hill Country, and Big Bend Country.
Four Regions of Texas:
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Seven Regions of Texas:
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More Complex Regions of Texas:
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