States & Capitals
The capital of Colorado
What is Denver?
The state that has about 100 volcanoes, but it also has glaciers
What is Alaska?
This state is number one for growing potatoes
What is Idaho?
The most populated state
What is California?
The 2 states not part of the contiguous United States
What are Alaska and Hawaii?
The biggest mountain range in North America
What is the Rocky Mountains?
The number one producer of lettuce, broccoli, cantaloupes, grapes, strawberries, peaches, almonds, figs, nectarines, lemons and plums
What is California?
This is made from reindeer fat, snow, berries, and ground fish
What is Eskimo ice cream?
The 3 (contiguous) states that border the Pacific Ocean
What are California, Washington, and Oregon?
The capital of Alaska
What is Juneau?
The landform that covers most of the region
What is mountains?
The name of the geyser that erupts about every 91 minutes
What is Old Faithful?
The national park located in both Montana and Wyoming
What is Yellowstone National Park?
These empty towns are a huge tourist attraction
What are Ghost Towns?
The capital of Montana
What is Helena?
This mountain (in Alaska) is the highest peak in North America
What is Mt. McKinley?
4 ways Westerners earn a living
What is logging, farming, mining and manufacturing
The famous dog sledding race in Alaska
What is the Iditarod?