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Geography: NFL Style Five Themes Of Geography

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NFL Style Five Themes of Geography Paragraph 1 Location You will find the Carolina Panthers Football Team at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina. The latitude of Charlotte is 35.21°N. And the longitude is 80.44°W. The city’s tours will be discussed in paragraph 4. The address of the stadium is 800 South Mint Street in Charlotte, North Carolina. And that is the location of the Bank of America Stadium. Paragraph 2 Place The city of Charlotte has a lot of recreation. There weather is lots of snow, rain, and of course sunshine and that’s the weather for Charlotte Year-Round. And Charlotte is not as major as New York City, but it is still a major city in the northeast. But in the U.S, but I think it’s about 20% away from being a major city in the U.S. The two closest teams to them are the Tennessee Titans …show more content…

The state capital of North Carolina is Raleigh, North Carolina. The tours of Charlotte are: Charlotte Ghost Tours, Relocation Tours, and the 4,000 Calorie Tour. And Charlotte has many dinner parties. And that is the movement of Charlotte. Paragraph 5 Region The stadium is located in the Northeast region of the U.S. In Charlotte the languages they speak are English, French, and German. There is no other professional sport team in Charlotte except the Carolina Panthers. The stadium is located uptown of Charlotte. And that is where a stadium is in a region. Paragraph 6 Carolina Panthers The Carolina Panthers are in the NFC East in the National League. The team got its start in 1995 and then the mascot Sir Purr was introduced when the team got its start. The head coach is Ron Rivera. The quarterback is Cam Newton. They have won 0 Super Bowls. They have been in the Super Bowl, but lost to the New England Patriots. But despite the loss of that Super Bowl they still have playoff titles. And that is all about the Carolina

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