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The Land
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100
the capital of Colorado
What is Denver?
100
the state that has about 100 volcanoes, but it also has glaciers
What is Alaska?
100
this state is number one for growing potatoes
What is Idaho?
100
the most populated state
What is California?
100
the 2 states not part of the contiguous United States
What are Alaska and Hawaii
200
Carson City is the capital of ______
What is Nevada?
200
the biggest mountain range in North America
What is the Rocky Mountains?
200
the number one producer of lettuce, broccoli, cantaloupes, grapes, strawberries, peaches, almonds, figs, nectarines, lemons and plums
What is California?
200
the Walk of Fame is located here
What is Hollywood, California?
200
the 3 (contiguous) states that border the Pacific Ocean
What are California, Washington, Oregon?
300
the capital of Alaska
What is Juneau?
300
the Rocky Mountains form the line, where rivers on the east flow into the Atlantic Ocean and rivers on the west flow into the Pacific Ocean
What is the Continental Divide?
300
Logging is an important business in this region. Name 2 of the 3 states known for growing big, tall trees
What are Washington, Oregon, Idaho?
300
the first state to give women the right to vote
What is Wyoming?
300
Nevada is ________ of Utah
What is west?
400
Olympia is the capital of _______
What is Washington?
400
the national park located in both Montana and Wyoming
What is Yellowstone National Park?
400
a lot of gold has been discovered in this state
What is Nevada?
400
one of the world famous spots for skiing
What is Aspen, Colorado/Sun Valley, Idaho/Park City, Utah?
400
Montana is northeast of _______
What is Idaho?
500
the capital of Montana
What is Helena?
500
this mountain (in Alaska) is the highest peak in North America
What is Mt. McKinley?
500
4 ways Westerners earn a living
What is logging, farming, mining and manufacturing
500
the famous dog sledding race in Alaska
What is the Iditarod?
500
Utah and Colorado are south of ______
What is Wyoming?