States
State directly south of Pennsylvania
Maryland
Dover
Delaware
Grand Canyon State -- for its popular tourist destination.
Arizona
This city in northern Florida has a football team that finished as the worst team in the NFL this season.
Jacksonville
This state was purchased from Russia for two cents per acre.
Alaska
Albany
New York
Hoosier State -- Named after an 1800s poem about the state, and now known for the famous basketball movie and the nickname for its state university.
Indiana
The famous city in Alaska that is also the only state capital to border another country.
Juneau
1 out of every 8 Americans live in this state.
California
Nashville
Tennessee
Centennial State -- Not because of its 100's of Rocky Mountains, but because it was founded exactly 100 years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Colorado
This popular landmark is most associated with New York City, but technically speaking, is actually in New Jersey.
Statue of Liberty
America's launch pad for space flights, Cape Canaveral, is found in this state.
Florida
Salem
Oregon
Great Lakes State -- a fitting name for a state with over 11,000 lakes, including one of the Great Lakes
Michigan
Over 20 states have named a county after the third president, _____.
Thomas Jefferson
The only state that was a part of the original 13 colonies to NOT border the Atlantic Ocean.
Pennsylvania
Montpelier
Vermont
Sunflower State -- known for its annual sighting of sunflowers that spread across this midwestern state
Kansas
One of the worst floods in U.S. history happened in Johnstown, Pennsylvania in 1936. How high did the water get that flooded the city? (within 1 ft.)
8.5 feet