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The Hudson Valley is a geographical region in northeastern [[North America (Continent)|America]]. It is as a historic terminus of the [[Northeast Metropolis]], acting as a gateway between the former [[United States of America|USA bloc]] and [[Québec|Quebec]]. For this reason, towns within the Hudson Valley have historically been highly valueable in geopolitical warfare. | The Hudson Valley is a geographical region in northeastern [[North America (Continent)|America]]. It is as a historic terminus of the [[Northeast Metropolis]], acting as a gateway between the former [[United States of America|USA bloc]] and [[Québec|Quebec]]. For this reason, towns within the Hudson Valley have historically been highly valueable in geopolitical warfare. | ||
According to Dr. Adrian Volkov, Jr.'s analysis of [[Culture of North America|North American Culture]], the Hudson Valley is broken into four regions, by culture, historical significance and urban development. These include: | According to [[AdrianHES|Dr. Adrian Volkov, Jr.'s]] analysis of [[Culture of North America|North American Culture]], the Hudson Valley is broken into four regions, by culture, historical significance and urban development. These include: | ||
* '''''Albania''''' | * '''''Albania''''' | ||