Cities
The home to the third most populated city is country, Chicago.
What is Illinois?
The two national parks that the largest trees in the US, the Redwoods, are most commonly found.
What is Sequoia and Redwood National Park?
The state in which its name originated from the Ute Natives who are found in this region.
What is Utah?
The location of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Where is Philadelphia, Pennsylvania?
The state most known for its potatoes.
What is Idaho?
The oldest city in the US, founded in 1565, and is known for its unique architecture.
What is St. Augustine, Florida?
The national park that is known for its large bridge and is the 63rd and newest park in the United States.
What is New River Gorge?
The state's name (that although is the least mountainous state in the Rocky Mountain region) means "mountain" in Spanish.
What is Montana?
The modern day state that the first English settlers arrived in in 1607.
What is Virginia?
The location where Walmart was founded in 1962.
Where is Bentonville, Arkansas?
The city that is historically known for its lawlessness which spawned the phrase "Get out of ____."
What is Dodge (City, Kansas)?
The state that is known for its diverse landscapes and also has the most national parks with nine in total.
What is California?
The two letters that are tied for the amount of states that start with them at 8 each.
what are M and N?
The end and starting points of the transcontinental Railroad.
Where is Omaha, Nebraska and Sacramento, California?
The kind of music that Kentucky mostly is known for.
What is Bluegrass music?
The most common city name across the United States which is used around 88 times.
What is Washington?
The president who created the National Park Service in 1916.
Who is Woodrow Wilson?
The important figure that after settling in the Louisiana area in 1699 the people chose to name it after.
Who is King Louis (XIV) of France?
The location that the South decided to attack to start the Civil War in 1861.
What is Fort Sumter, South Carolina?
The location that after moving here, Steve Henson, invented ranch.
Where is Anchorage, Alaska?
The end point of the Oregon Trail, Oregon City, is located in this fertile and nutrient filled valley.
What is Willamette Valley?
The longest hiking only trail in the world that is around 2,200 miles and takes about 5 to 7 months to complete.
What is the Appalachian Trail?
The four states that technically referred to as "Commonwealth" on there constitutions and not states.
What are Kentucky, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Virginia?
The state that didn't send delegates to the Constitutional Convention for the signing because of disagreements on economic and slavery issues.
What is Rhode Island?
The total square mileage of the land area United States of America.
What is 3,794,083 (sq mi)?