This Air Force base in Washington state is the reason for a massive traffic bottleneck on Interstate 90.
What is the "Joint Base Lewis-McChord", or "JBLM"?
This is the largest federal recognized Native American tribe in the United States by reservation size.
What is the "Navajo Nation"?
The U.S. Forest Service is an agency within this US department.
This 14er overlooks Colorado Springs. You can drive to the top, and see the entire city.
What is "Pikes Peak"?
Mountain Home Air Force Base is the only installation in this US state.
What is "Idaho"?
This native tribe is responsible for building Mesa Verde NP's cliff dwellings.
What is the "Pueblo Tribe"?
This US state is home to the most "southern pines", as well as the most current deforestation in the contiguous US.
What is "Georgia"?
This Appalachian college town still remembers its upset over Michigan in 2007
What is "Boone, NC"?
Colorado Springs is home to Air Force Academy, but it also has this Air Force Base farther south.
What is "Fort Carson"?
This Dakota-based native reservation is infamous for having some of the lowest household incomes and life expectancies in the United States.
What is the "Pine Ridge Indian Reservation"
The Kaibab National Forest is the only place home to this rare animal.
What is the "Kaibab Squirrel"?
This is the largest Air Force base in the country, spanning 463,000 acres through sandy forests.
What is the "Eglin Air Force Base"?
This Native America tribe was rumored to have named Idaho, potentially meaning "gem of the mountains".
What is the "Shoshone Nation"?
This Wisconsin county has the state's largest single tract of virgin timberland, due to forestation laws on native reservations.
What is "Menominee County"?
This is the second tallest mountain in Alaska, standing at 18,008ft above sea level.
What is "Mt. St. Elias"?
This Air Force Base shares a name with a North Dakotan city, and is known for its isolated location.
What is the "Minot Air Force Base"?
This tribe of indigenous people in Northern Maine calls a minor watershed home, which is aptly named after them. It's also the name of a major bridge.
What is the "Penobscot Nation"?
This is the least forested US state, with just 1.72% tree cover.
What is "North Dakota"?