Great Lakes
The biggest Great Lake.
What is Lake Superior?
The Capital of the United States.
What is Washington D.C.?
The Longest River in the United States.
What is the Missouri River?
Region of the United States that hold Mississippi, Alabama, and Flordia.
What is the Southeast?
There are __ states in the United States.
What is 50?
The Great Lake that is named after a city that is located in Canada.
What is Lake Ontario?
Capital of Iowa.
What is Des Moines?
The river that was named due to the color of its water.
What is the Red River?
The biggest state located in the Southwest Region of the United States.
The United States is the ___ largest country in the world.
What is the 3rd largest?
The Great Lake that is located farthest south on the map.
What is Lake Erie?
The state that the capital, Annapolis, belongs to.
What is Maryland?
Major River in the United States named after a territory of Canada.
What is the Yukon River?
The Region of the United States that hold Virginia.
What is the Northeast?
The United States has __ Territories in total.
What is 16?
One of the 5 Great Lakes that touches the city of Chicago.
What is Lake Michigan?
The Capital of Washington.
What is Seattle?
River that runs between Texas and Mexico.
What is the Rio Grande?
The Region of the United States that contains the Great Lakes.
What is the Midwest?
The U.S. Territory that is in the Atlantic Ocean.
What is Puerto Rico?
The Great Lake that was named after the people inhabiting the region around it when it was discovered.
What is Lake Huron?
The Capital of the United States prior to December 1800.
What is Philadelphia?
The river that "splits" the United States in half starting in Clearwater County, MN and ending in Plaquemines Parish, LA.
What is the Mississippi River?
The Region of the United States that hold Washington State and Alaska.
What is the West?
The United States has over _____ rivers.
What is 250,000?