Cities
Located on the East Coast, this city is the most populous in the United States and is a major tourist destination.
What is New York City?
The most populous state in the US, this city has the largest state economy and the 4th largest in the world if it were its own country.
What is California?
This interstate is the longest in the US, stretching just under 3100 miles and (from west to east), begins in Seattle and ends in Boston.
What is Interstate 90?
Once a critical swing state, this southern state has shifted Republican faster than any other state.
What is Florida?
The cities of Seattle and Spokane in Washington are on opposite sides of this mountain range.
What are the Cascades?
The Bellagio Fountains are one of the most iconic tourist attractions within this major city, with a very prominent skyline.
What is Las Vegas?
This state is located in the Great Basin and is one of the fastest growing states, mainly because of its gambling industry.
What is Nevada?
The second longest interstate connects major cities such as San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Omaha, Des Moines, Chicago, and Newark.
What is Interstate 80?
This is the only county in Wyoming that votes for the Democrats by a significant margin and is the home of Grand Teton National Park.
What is Teton County?
This is the largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area, with Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan as bordering states.
What is Lake Superior?
There are two metropolitan areas in the US known for its automotive industry: Detroit and Upstate South Carolina, which includes Spartanburg and this city.
What is Greenville?
Once one of the 13 colonies, this state is named after a country once colonized by the Soviet Union. It is now home to one of the worst bottlenecks in the country.
What is Georgia?
This Interstate runs along the east coast and is the longest North-South interstate, connecting Florida and the Southeast with the Northeast and New England regions.
What is Interstate 95?
Once a Democratic stronghold, this tourist destination voted for Trump in 2024, voting Republican for the first time since its establishment in 1905.
What is Las Vegas?
This national park is one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World, with places like Flagstaff and Page being the gateway.
What is the Grand Canyon?
Located in the Western Slopes of Colorado, this city is located along Interstate 70 and is the largest city outside of the Interstate 25 corridor along the Front Range.
What is Grand Junction?
The Missouri Compromise added Missouri as a slave state and this state, once part of the British colony of Massachusetts, as a free state.
What is Maine?
An auxiliary route of Interstate 5, this major freeway is now the most congested in North America, while connecting major cities like Irvine, Long Beach, and Santa Monica.
What is Interstate 405?
A college town, this city is the fictional home of Star Trek's first female captain, Kathryn Janeway, while also being one of the most liberal cities in the Great Lakes region.
What is Bloomington IN?
Denver, Colorado Springs, and Fort Collins are part of a major corridor along the Front Range, a part of the largest mountain system in North America.
What are the Rocky Mountains?
This city's capitol building is the only one in the Midwest with 5 domes on the top of the building: One in the middle and 1 on each corner.
What is Des Moines?
The least populous state, it is home to some of the country's most beautiful tourist attractions and some of the best geography of any state.
What is Wyoming?
The most congested beltway in the US is not I-435 in Kansas City, I-610 in Houston, or even the Capitol Beltway. No. It is The Perimeter in Atlanta, carrying this Interstate designation.
What is Interstate 285?
Once the most Republican urban county in the US, its county seat, Fort Worth, has trended heavily towards the Democrats in recent years.
What is Tarrant County?
This region on the East Coast is known as the "Graveyard of the Atlantic" and was the site of the first successful flight by the Wright brothers. It is known a popular tourist destination.
What are the Outer Banks?