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The '''Rocky Mountains''' is a ''Smash'' region that consists of the US states of Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. It borders the [[Pacific Northwest]]; the [[Southwest]] states of Nevada, Utah, and Colorado; the [[Midwest]] states of North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska; and the Canadian provinces of [[Alberta]] and [[Saskatchewan]]. | The '''Rocky Mountains''' is a ''Smash'' region that consists of the US states of Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. It borders the [[Pacific Northwest]]; the [[Southwest]] states of Nevada, Utah, and Colorado; the [[Midwest]] states of North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska; and the Canadian provinces of [[Alberta]] and [[Saskatchewan]]. | ||
Due to its location and its states being among the least populous in the United States, the region is considered the smallest scene in the continental United States, with Wyoming especially having by far the smallest ''Smash'' scene in all of the United States. As a result, most of their players often travel to their neighboring regions to compete, leading some to consider the Rocky Mountains states as part of the Pacific Northwest despite them not being connected to the Pacific Ocean. Most tournament activity in the region takes place in Idaho thanks to the | Due to its location and its states being among the least populous in the United States, the region is considered the smallest scene in the continental United States, with Wyoming especially having by far the smallest ''Smash'' scene in all of the United States. As a result, most of their players often travel to their neighboring regions to compete, leading some to consider the Rocky Mountains states as part of the Pacific Northwest despite them not being connected to the Pacific Ocean. Most tournament activity in the region takes place in Idaho thanks to the {{Trn|Beak Bonk}} tournament series, and the state also features most of the region's best players, such as {{Sm|Nickemwit}}. | ||
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*[[Wyoming Power Rankings]] | *[[Wyoming Power Rankings]] | ||
{{Smash | {{Smash regions}} | ||
[[Category:American regions]] | [[Category:American regions]] | ||
