States
This state is a peninsula in the southeast US
Florida
This state capital is named for a large inland sea
Salt Lake City, Utah
This is the longest river in the US
Mississippi River
The most visited National Park, located in Tennessee and North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Our neighbor to the north
Canada
This state is the largest in land area
Alaska
This capital is on an island
Honolulu, Hawaii
This mighty river forms most of the northern border of Kentucky
Ohio River
The only National Park in Kentucky
Mammoth Cave National Park
Neighboring country that borders Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California
Mexico
This state is the smallest in land area
Rhode Island
This capital is also called the "Mile High City"
Denver, Colorado
The only one of the Great Lakes that is entirely in the US
Lake Michigan
National Park in Wyoming known for geysers
Yellowstone National Park
Country 90 miles south of Florida
Cuba
Name one of the two states that have 8 other states on their borders
Tennessee or Missouri
This capital's name means "Red Stick"
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
The body of water that totally surrounds the 4th smallest state in area
Pacific Ocean
National Park in California named for its giant redwood trees
Sequoia National Park
Country across the Bering Strait from Alaska
Russia
This state is entirely surrounded by water
Hawaii
This capital city, the third smallest in population, is between the state's two largest cities
Frankfort, Kentucky
The body of water surrounded by Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida
The Gulf of Mexico
National Park in Florida that is mostly swamplands
Everglades National Park
Island country to the east of South Carolina
Bermuda