U.S States
State with the largest population
California
Largest city in the U.S.
New York City
Highest peak east of the Mississippi River
Mount Mitchell NC — 6,684 ft
Which U.S. landmark is a giant statue that welcomes people arriving by sea to New York Harbor and is known as a symbol of freedom?
Statue of Liberty
Which U.S. state experiences the most hurricanes making landfall on average?
Florida
Largest State in the United States?
Alaska
second largest city in the U.S.
Los Angeles CA
Longest River in the U.S.
Missouri River
Famous road that stretches from Chicago to Santa Monica
Route 66
Which U.S. city is famous for having the highest average annual temperature?
Phoenix AZ
Smallest populated state?
Wyoming
This city is known for its Theme Parks
Orlando FL (Disney/Universal)
Tallest Mountain in North America/US
Mount Denial (McKinley) AK
Which U.S. national park is famous for its giant trees, including the massive General Sherman Tree — one of the largest trees on Earth?
Sequoia National Park
Which U.S. state is known as the “Tornado Alley” hotspot, experiencing the highest number of tornadoes annually?
Oklahoma
the second most forested state in the country by percentage of land covered in trees.
my capital city shares its name with a famous European city known for art and history.
Maine
I’m a U.S. city that was once the nation’s capital — but only for about one month.
I sit on a river that shares its name with a famous European capital.
I’m known for a massive steel industry that helped build the 20th century.
Pittsburgh PA
Largest Lake in the U.S
Lake Superior
This U.S. landmark was originally built as a fortification to protect a major port, but later became famous for housing political prisoners during the Civil War.
It sits on an island and inspired a famous song and several movies.
Alcatraz Island
Which U.S. state experiences the highest average annual snowfall?
Vermont
I was the site of a famous 19th-century abolitionist raid that many say helped spark the Civil War.
My state was born out of rebellion, literally breaking away from another state
I’m one of the most mountainous states east of the Mississippi.
West Virginia
This city was the birthplace of Starbucks
Seattle WA
in Washington a volcano famously erupted in 1980, drastically changing its shape and landscape.
Mount St. Helens
This famous U.S. landmark was built as a presidential retreat and is located on an island in the Potomac River near Washington, D.C. It’s known for its neoclassical architecture and beautiful gardens.
Mount Vernon
The most destructive hurricane in U.S. history
Katrina estimated damages exceeded $125 billion