What was the terrain like in Massachusetts?

Massachusetts has a diverse terrain that includes hills, valleys, mountains, forests, and coastline. The state's highest point is Mount Greylock at 3,491 feet above sea level, while the lowest point is sea level along the Atlantic Ocean. Massachusetts is divided into two main regions by the Connecticut River Valley: the Western Massachusetts and Eastern Massachusetts. Western Massachusetts is characterized by rolling hills, mountains, and forests, while Eastern Massachusetts is characterized by a more coastal plain and urban landscapes.