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US States Capital Cities and Facts

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Match the US states with their capitals:

Alabama = Montgomery Kentucky = Frankfort Nebraska = Lincoln Washington = Olympia

Match the US states with their notable facts:

Oklahoma = Most tornadoes per square mile Texas = Second largest state Alaska = Second-smallest state Montana = More cows than people

Match the US states with their political party affiliation:

Maryland = Democrat Alabama = Republican New Jersey = Democrat South Carolina = Republican

Match the US states with their additional historical facts:

New Jersey = Capital of the USA for a brief period Oregon = Shortest river in the world Indiana = Hoosier Hill, highest point Hawaii = World's largest volcano, Mauna Loa Signup and view all the answers

Match the following states with their significant geographical features:

Florida = Flattest state Indiana = Hoosier Hill Mississippi = Lowest point California = Death Valley Signup and view all the answers

Match the following states with their capitals and party affiliations:

Minnesota = Saint Paul - Democrat Kansas = Topeka - Republican Louisiana = Baton Rouge - Democrat Kentucky = Frankfort - Republican Signup and view all the answers

Match the following US states with unique facts about them:

Wyoming = Cheese state North Carolina = Birthplace of flight New Mexico = Rich Native American culture Arizona = Home of the Grand Canyon Signup and view all the answers

Match the following states with missing facts:

Arizona = Located in the southwest Arkansas = Known for its natural hot springs Missouri = Home of the Gateway Arch Signup and view all the answers

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US States Capital Cities and Facts

New Jersey's capital is Trenton
The US capital city was in New Jersey from November 1 to December 24, 1784
Oregon has the shortest river in the world
Indiana has the highest point, Hoosier Hill, in eastern Indiana
Oklahoma has more tornadoes per square mile than any other place
Death Valley National Park had the highest temperature ever recorded
Mauna Loa in Hawaii is the largest volcano in the world
Texas is the second-largest US state after Alaska
There are over 100 wineries and 22 varieties of wine produced
It is illegal to whisper while moose hunting in Montana
Montana has more cows than people
Wisconsin is sometimes called the "Cheese State"
The first 911 call was made in Alabama
New York has the largest park in the US
Florida is the flattest US state
The longest US river is in New York
The first rural mail delivery system began in the US

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Test your knowledge about the capitals of US states and interesting facts related to each state. This quiz covers various aspects of geography, history, and unique characteristics that define each state. See how much you know about the United States!