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Answer for the clue "An impoverished coal mining area in the Appalachian Mountains (from Pennsylvania to North Carolina) ", 10 letters:
appalachia

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Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
Appalachia or Appalachian can refer to: Appalachia , a cultural region associated with the Appalachian Mountains in the eastern United States the Appalachian Mountains Appalachia (Mesozoic) , a Mesozoic-era island Appalachia, Virginia , a town in the U.S. ...

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"cultural and geographical region of inland Eastern U.S.," 1880s, from the Appalachian Mountains, which are its core. Earlier Appalachia was proposed as a better name for "United States of America" by Washington Irving in 1839 (though he preferred Alleghenia ...

Gazetteer Word definitions in Gazetteer
Population (2000): 1839 Housing Units (2000): 891 Land area (2000): 2.306678 sq. miles (5.974268 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km) Total area (2000): 2.306678 sq. miles (5.974268 sq. km) FIPS code: 02040 Located within: Virginia ...

Usage examples of appalachia.

Inbreeding is common in Appalachia, as are genetic deformities, but Nurse Rosalee noticed nothing unusual about me.

He was twenty-four, which made him eight years older than the 21st Century, and he had a graduate degree from Appalachia Polytech, as a mining engineer.

Donovan had interviewed Storm on the Appalachia campus in June of 2016, waving job offers around.

It is a far cry from the dreary coal mining towns of Appalachia further east.

Class Seven citizens of Appalachia that everyone thought he inhabited.

And then the alleged creatures from the adjoining universe who had run through the streets of Appalachia clashing hideous red mandibles and clutching at children with scaly claws.

How easy it would be, he knew, to step into the seat and leave Appalachia behind, return to the tranquil humidity of his African hideaway, shrug off all responsibility.

He had a pleasant home near Fargo, North Dakota, and a decent apartment in the New York zone of Appalachia, and of course this island in the Mediterranean.

Since his stay in Appalachia threatened to be long or possibly permanent, he decided to replenish his stores.

He was required to examine the details of all crimes committed within his zone of Appalachia, and to make recommendations for dispensation.

Of all the hundreds of millions of inhabitants of Appalachia, only Joseph Quellen, CrimeSec, had had the cleverness to find a bit of unknown and unregistered land in the heart of Africa and build himself a second home there.

He had the standard Class Seven cubicle of a room in Appalachia, plus a Class Two villa beyond the dreams of most mortals, beside a murky stream in the Congo.

Quellen had silenced everyone concerned who might know that he was living luxuriously in Africa instead of dwelling in a tenbyten cubicle in Northwest Appalachia, like a good Seven.

A flashing red light informed him that Mortensen had vanished from the reach of the Appalachia televector field.

For coalminers in Appalachia or textile workers in the French provinces, however, this proves to be excruciatingly painful.