Creating Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) resources in Amazon Web Services (AWS) involves setting up network components within a specific region. Here's a general guide on how to create some common VPC resources, organized by region, in AWS:

Please note that the steps below provide a high-level overview. The actual steps and options may vary based on changes or updates in AWS services.

Creating VPC Resources in AWS by Region:

1. Create a VPC:

Navigate to the AWS Management Console and select the desired region.

In the EC2 Dashboard, click "Your VPCs."

Click "Create VPC" and configure the VPC settings, including the IP address range.

2. Create Subnets:

In the same region, go to the "Subnets" section within the VPC Dashboard.

Click "Create subnet" and provide the subnet details, such as IP range and availability zone.

3. Create Internet Gateway:

From the VPC Dashboard, select "Internet Gateways."

Click "Create internet gateway," attach it to your VPC, and then modify your route tables to route traffic through the internet gateway.

4. Create Route Tables:

In the VPC Dashboard, go to "Route Tables."

Click "Create route table" and associate it with subnets.

5. Create Security Groups:

In the EC2 Dashboard, choose "Security Groups."

Click "Create security group" and configure inbound and outbound rules.

6. Launch EC2 Instances:

In the EC2 Dashboard, launch instances in your VPC and choose the desired subnet and security group.

7. Allocate Elastic IP Addresses:

In the EC2 Dashboard, allocate and associate Elastic IP addresses with instances.

Please remember that this is a basic outline, and AWS provides many other networking and VPC-related features that you might want to configure based on your specific needs. The process for creating these resources might require additional details, like VPC peering, NAT gateways, VPN connections, and more, depending on your use case.