National Parks
The oldest National Park on the U.S. has its location in 3 states. Name this park.
Yellowstone: Idaho, Wyoming, Montana
This Landmark stands on an island in New York Bay. It was a gift from France to the U.S. in 1885.
The Statue of Liberty
This transcontinental interstate extends from Los Angeles on the Pacific Ocean to Jacksonville Florida on the edge of the Atlantic coast, passing through major cities of Phoenix, San Antonio, Houston and New Orleans. Is this I-10, I-55, or I-80?
Interstate 10 (I-10)
Known as “The First State” this small mid Atlantic State is a leader in banking and industry. Name the state and its capital.
Dover, Delaware
This East Asian capital is hosting the Summer Olympics.
Tokyo, Japan
Sawgrass, mangrove, and cypress swamps are features of this National Park. It is the only subtropical preserve in the U.S.
Everglades National Park
These falls lie on the Canada-U.S. border on a river that links the Erie Canal with Lake Ontario.
Niagara Falls
This interstate passes through fifteen US States and the District of Columbia, extending from the border with the Canadian Province of New Brunswick all the way to Miami, FL. Is this I-5, I-80, or I-95.
Interstate 95 (I-95)
“The Lone Star” state was a republic before it became a state. The Rio Grande and the Alamo are in this state. Name state and its capital.
Austin, Texas
This European capital “not built in a day” was the capital of the dominant world empire during the time of Christ.
Rome
America’s lowest point, 282 feet below sea level, this National Park covers more than 3.3 million acres of desert in California.
Death Valley National Park.
The walls of Kremlin in Moscow and the colorful domes of the Catherdral of Saint Basil are 2 landmarks located in this square.
Red Square
This highway extends from the suburbs of Vancouver, Canada in the North to the border town of Tijuana, Mexico in the South. It passes through three State Capitals on the way. Is this I-5, I-90, or I-95?
Interstate 5 (I-5)
“The Sunshine State” features a panhandle and the Gulf of Mexico. Name the state and its capital.
Tallahassee, Florida
This African capital city is located near the Sphinx and the Ancient Pyramids.
Cairo, Egypt
Half Dome, El Capitan, and Bridalveil Falls are a few of the natural features of this National Park. Located in Central California in a glacial valley.
Yosemite National Park.
This clock tower has chimed in London since 1859. The great bell within weighs over 13 tons.
Big Ben
This highway passes from San Francisco, California to New York City, mostly along 40 degrees North Latitude. It crosses through the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the Great Basin, the Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains and the Appalachian Mountains. Despite going through twelve states, it only goes through four state capitals, all West of the Mississippi River. Is this I-25, I-40, or I-80?
Interstate 80 (I-80)
“The Last Frontier “ state has the longest coastline of any sate. Its flag features the Big Dipper and the North Star. Name the state and its capital.
Juneau, Alaska
This most populous South American capital is named after Saint Paul.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Located in Utah, this National Park was shaped by erosion from colorful limestone, sandstone, and mudstones.
Bryce Canyon National Park
This landmark of Japan has an elevation of 12,388 feet above sea level. Its snow capped peak and almost symmetrical shape make it Japan’s most famous symbol.
Mount Fuji
This highway extends from Soldier’s Field in Chicago to the western edge of Lake Ponchartrain near New Orleans, Louisiana. It starts on the historic Route 66 and crosses the Mississippi River twice at the ports of St. Louis and Memphis. Is this I-55, I-70 or I-75?
Interstate 55 (I-55)
“The Land of 10,000 Lakes” features its “Twin Cities” on the Mississippi River and a coastline on Lake Superior. Name the state and its capital.
St. Paul, Minnesota
This capital is located in Mesopotamia close to the Ancient City of Babylon.
Baghad, Iraq