Noncontiguous
The noncontiguous region includes the states Alaska and Hawaii.
Physical Traits
These states are noncontiguous because they are separated from the rest of the country by water or other countries. Alaska is known for still using dogsleds, while Hawaii is known for being a chain of volcanic islands.
Climate
Alaska's climate is moderately warm in the summers but cold, dark, and very snowy in the winters. Hawaii is warm all year and generally has little rainfall.