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This New England state is the only U.S. state that shares a border with Maine.
New Hampshire
Located on the island of Pohnpei, this capital replaced Kolonia in 1989 and serves as the national government seat of the Federated States of Micronesia.
Palikir
This South American country is home to La Paz, one of the world's highest seats of national government, at approximately 12,000 feet above sea level.
Bolivia
Located on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, this world-famous beach offers views of Diamond Head and is closely associated with legendary surfer Duke Kahanamoku.
Waikiki Beach
Completed in 1937, this San Francisco suspension bridge is painted a distinctive shade called International Orange and connects the city with Marin County.
Golden Gate Bridge
Carved by the Colorado River, this Arizona landmark stretches approximately 278 river miles and exposes rock formations dating back nearly 2 billion years.
Grand Canyon
Located between New York and Ontario, this world-famous waterfall system consists of three separate falls: Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls.
Niagara Falls
The Klondike Gold Rush began after gold was discovered in 1896 in this Canadian territory, attracting thousands of prospectors hoping to strike it rich.
Yukon
This Gulf Coast state borders Texas to the west, Mississippi to the east, and Arkansas to the north.
Louisiana.
While Cotonou serves as Benin's economic center and seat of government, this historically significant city remains its official constitutional capital.
Porto-Novo
Located in a mountain valley about 4,600 feet above sea level, Kathmandu is the capital of this country, also home to Mount Everest.
Nepal
Famous for Ocean Drive, colorful Art Deco architecture, and glamorous nightlife, this Florida beach destination is often nicknamed SoBe.
South Beach
Opened in 1894, this famous London bridge features two Gothic-style towers and massive roadway sections that lift to allow ships to pass along the River Thames.
Tower Bridge
Located on Navajo Nation land near Page, Arizona, this famous slot canyon is known for its narrow, swirling sandstone walls and spectacular beams of sunlight.
Antelope Canyon
Located on the Zambezi River between Zambia and Zimbabwe, this massive waterfall is known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya, meaning "The Smoke That Thunders."
Victoria Falls
In 1899, prospectors discovered gold directly in the beach sands near this Alaskan city on the Bering Sea, leading to a massive gold rush.
Nome, Alaska
This state borders both Ohio and New Jersey, even though those two states do not border each other.
Pennsylvania
In 1983, this city became Côte d'Ivoire's official political capital, replacing Abidjan, which remains the country's principal economic center.
Yamoussoukro
Situated approximately 8,660 feet above sea level on an Andean plateau, this Colombian capital is sometimes nicknamed the "Athens of South America."
Bogotá
Located on the western coast of Grand Cayman, this famous beach takes its name from a distance measurement, despite being shorter than its name suggests.
Seven Mile Beach
Construction began in 1357 on this historic Prague bridge, which spans the Vltava River and features 30 statues and sculptural groups honoring saints.
Charles Bridge
Situated near Arequipa, Peru, this enormous Andean canyon is famous for its ancient agricultural terraces and the Cruz del Cóndor viewpoint, where visitors watch giant Andean condors soar.
Colca Canyon
Located along the border of Argentina and Brazil, this enormous waterfall system features a spectacular horseshoe-shaped section known as the Devil's Throat.
Iguazu Falls (Accept Iguaçu Falls.)
Founded in 1876 during the Black Hills Gold Rush, this South Dakota town became famous for its lawlessness and legendary figures such as Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane.
Deadwood, South Dakota
Although Texas is the second-largest U.S. state by area, it borders only these four other U.S. states. Name all four.
New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana
Bujumbura lost its position as Burundi's political capital in 2019 when the government officially designated this centrally located city to serve that role.
Gitega
Surrounded by mountains and located approximately 4,600 feet above sea level, this Nepalese capital sits in a bowl-shaped valley.
Kathmandu
Located on Harbour Island in the Bahamas, this beach gets its distinctive blush-colored sand partly from the remains of tiny marine organisms called foraminifera.
Pink Sands Beach
Completed in 1591, this Venetian landmark spans the Grand Canal with a single stone arch and features rows of shops built directly into its structure.
Rialto Bridge
Located in southeastern France, this dramatic limestone gorge is famous for its striking turquoise river, towering cliffs, and proximity to Lake Sainte-Croix.
Verdon Gorge (Accept Gorges du Verdon.)
Located in Venezuela's Canaima National Park, this waterfall plunges from a towering flat-topped mountain and is recognized as the world's tallest waterfall, standing approximately 3,212 feet high.
Angel Falls (Accept Salto Ángel or Kerepakupai Merú.)
Following Paddy Hannan's gold discovery in 1893, this Western Australian city developed into a major mining center associated with the extraordinarily rich Golden Mile goldfield.
Kalgoorlie
Colorado and Nebraska share a border with each other, but they also have these two neighboring states in common. Name both.
Kansas and Wyoming
Mbabane serves as Eswatini's administrative capital, but this smaller town houses its Parliament and is recognized as its traditional and legislative capital.
Lobamba
This Peruvian gold-mining community lies approximately 16,730 feet above sea level and holds the Guinness World Record for the highest permanent human settlement.
La Rinconada
Named after an Italian inventor, this Wellfleet beach sits below the bluffs where messages between President Theodore Roosevelt and King Edward VII were transmitted by wireless telegraph in 1903.
Marconi Beach
Built in its present form in 1345, this Florence bridge crosses the Arno River and was once occupied by butcher shops before becoming famous for jewelry stores.
Ponte Vecchio
Located in Australia's Watarrka National Park, this spectacular sandstone canyon features a popular Rim Walk, weathered rock formations called the Lost City, and a lush waterho
Kings Canyon
Located within a famous California national park, this waterfall plunges a combined 2,425 feet in three sections known as the Upper Fall, Middle Cascades, and Lower Fall.
Yosemite Falls
The discovery of rich gold deposits along the Witwatersrand in 1886 led to the rapid establishment of this South African city, now the country's largest.
Johannesburg