The unofficial region of the United States generally consisting of the Northeast and the Midwest is known as the

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The Frostbelt is a term used to describe the colder, snowy regions of the Northeast and Midwest, distinguished from the warmer and sunnier regions of the South and Southwest (Sunbelt). The Great Lakes region is a distinct area around the Great Lakes, and while it overlaps with the Frostbelt, it is not the same thing. The Snowbelt is a similar term to Frostbelt, but is more specifically used to describe areas that experience heavy snowfall, which may not necessarily include the entire Northeast and Midwest.

The Unofficial Region of the United States Generally Consisting of the Northeast