State Capitals
What is the capital of Florida?
Tallahassee
This mountain range is the oldest in the United States and runs north to south along the eastern United States.
Appalachian Mountains
This river is the largest in the United States and drains into the Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
This region has the lowest average elevation.
Southeast
This city is nicknamed "The Big Apple."
New York City
What is the Capital of Georgia?
Atlanta
This mountain range is the longest in North America and runs from New Mexico to Northwest Canada.
The Rocky Mountains
This river is the longest river in the United States and drains into the Mississippi River.
The Missouri River
This region is the smallest but contains many large cities.
Northeast
This city is nicknamed "The City of Angels."
Los Angeles
What is the Capital of Tennessee?
Nashville
This mountain range contains very high peaks and is located mostly in California.
The Sierra Nevada Mountains
This western river runs through the Grand Canyon.
The Colorado River
This region is the largest region in the U.S.
West
This city if nicknamed "The Motor City."
What is the Capital of Wisconsin?
Madison
This is the current name of the tallest mountain in North America.
Mount Denali
This river serves as part of the border between the U.S. and Mexico
The Rio Grande
This region contains the "cornbelt," the largest corn-producing states.
Midwest
This city is nicknamed "The Big Easy."
New Orleans
What is the Capital of Oregon?
Salem
This mountain range contains the tallest mountains in North America and is located in Alaska.
Alaska Range
This is the longest river in Alaska.
Yukon River
Which U.S. region does not border an ocean?
Midwest
This city is nicknamed "The sweetest place on earth."
Hershey, Pennsylvania