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100

In this state you can see many cactuses.  You also might run into Hespera, because it is her home State. 

Arizona 

100

This state is surrounded by 4 of the 5 great lakes: Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, and Lake Erie. 

Michigan 

100

This state is home to the U.S. capital, Washington D.C.

Maryland

100

In this state you can visit the Statue of Liberty. 

New York 

100

This is one of the smallest states, and the only state made up entirely of islands. 

Hawaii

200

This state is famous for its film industry as well as its beaches. 

California 

200

This state is famous for pig farming and pork production. 

Iowa 

200

This State is surrounded by both the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. 

Florida 

200

This state is famous for its lighthouses. It is surrounded by the Atlantic ocean. 

Maine

200

This is the biggest and the coldest state. You might see a polar bear here! 

Alaska 

300

This state produces more apples than any other state and is named after the first U.S. president. 

Washington 

300

The capital city of this state is Lincoln. 

Nebraska

300

This state is famous for its jazz music. 

Louisiana

300

In this state you can see the Liberty Bell

Pennsylvania

300

The capital city of this state is Oklahoma City. 

Oklahoma 

400

The capital of this state is Denver. 

Colorado 

400

In this state you can see Mount Rushmore National Monument. 

South Dakota 

400

The capital city of this state is Nashville. 

Tennessee

400

This is the smallest state in the U.S. 

Rhode Island

400

You can visit Las Vegas in this state. 

Nevada 

500

This state is famous for wheat production. 

Montana

500

The state animal is a badger. 

Wisconsin

500

The state bird is the Northern Cardinal. 

West Virginia 

500

This state begins with an M and ends with an S. It is where Harvard University is located. 

Massachusetts

500

This state begins with a V and ends with a T. It is famous for maple syrup. 

Vermont 

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