South
Northeast
Midwest
Southwest
Northwest
100
This state is famous for peaches and pecans.
Georgia
100
This state is famous for lobsters and moose.
Maine
100
This Peppa Pig-shaped state is famous for farming.
Nebraska
100
This extremely hot state is mostly desert and has the Grand Canyon.
Arizona
100
Idaho
200
This state is famous for wildlife like alligators, panthers, and manatees.
Florida
200
This text bubble-shaped state is especially beautiful in the fall.
Connecticut
200
Indiana
200
After Alaska, this cowboy-filled state is the biggest in the U.S.
Texas
200
This state is famous for volcanoes.
Hawaii
300
This state is first of the 50 if you put them in alphabetical order.
Alabama
300
This state is shaped like a mitten and is famous for its car factories and Sleeping Bear Dunes.
Michigan
300
This state is famous for tornadoes, like the one that carries Dorothy away in the Wizard of Oz.
Kansas
300
This state has red rock arches and the Great Salt Lake.
Utah
300
This is the biggest state, famous for the gold rush.
Alaska
400
This state has a famous horse race every year.
Kentucky
400
This state is famous for its maple trees and delicious syrup.
Vermont
400
In the legend of Sleeping Bear, Mama Bear and her cubs left this state and swam across Lake Michigan to escape a forest fire. It is also famous for making cheese!
Wisconsin
400
This state is the third largest, and it's famous for redwood trees, beaches, and Hollywood movie stars.
California
400
This is the Big Sky state, and has very few people.
Montana
500
This state is famous for the city of New Orleans, Cajun food, and its blend of English, French, and African culture.
Louisiana
500
This is the smallest U.S. state.
Rhode Island
500
Name all states that make up Chef MIMAL:
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
500
This state is famous for turquoise and is named after the United States' southern neighbor.
New Mexico
500
This is the last of the 50 states in alphabetical order, and home to Yellowstone National Park.
Wyoming