regions of the US
states and capitals
fun facts/symbols
climate
etc
100

This region includes Maine, Vermont, and Massachusetts.

what is new england states

100

capital of NY

what is albany

100

This famous statue welcomed immigrants in New York Harbor.

what is the statue of liberty

100

This season in New England is famous for colorful leaves.

what is fall autumn

100

The longest river in the United States.

what is the Mississippi river

200

Known as “America’s Breadbasket,” this region grows a lot of wheat.

what is great plains

200

capital of CA

what is sacremento

200

This bird is the national symbol of the United States.

what is a eagle

200

Oil is a major natural resource found in this southern state.

what is texas

200

The mountain range found in Colorado, Utah, and Montana.

what are the Rocky mountains

300

This region includes California and Oregon.

what is the west coast

300

capital of tx

what is Austin

300

this is the number of states

what is 50

300

This strong wind current affects the climate of the East Coast.

what is the gulf steam

300

A deep canyon located in Arizona.

what is the grand canyon

400

This U.S. region is known for country music and the Appalachian Mountains.

what is the south

400

capital of the usa

what is washington DC

400

This city is known for the Gateway Arch.

what is st louis

400

This resource is used for drinking, cleaning, and farming.

what is water

400

A deep canyon located in Arizona.

what are the great lakes

500

The Grand Canyon is located in this dry and desert region.

what is the SW

500

capital of alaska

what is juneau

500

This state is known for volcanoes and surfing.

what is hawaii

500

Cattle ranching is a common industry in this dry, desert-like region.

what is the SW

500

This ocean is on the eastern coast of the U.S.

what is the Atlantic ocean