In North America, loess deposits that accumulated during the Pleistocene were deposited as far south as ____.

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Loess deposits in North America, which accumulated during the Pleistocene, extend as far south as southern Mississippi. These fine, silt-sized particles were carried by winds from the glaciated areas and deposited over vast regions, including down into parts of the southern United States.

In North America, Loess Deposits That Accumulated During the Pleistocene