U.S. States And Territories
23 entries in the U.S. States And Territories compendium.
MississippiThe Magnolia StateMontanaBig Sky CountryNew HampshireThe Granite StateNew JerseyThe Garden StateNew MexicoLand of EnchantmentNew YorkA name referring to a major city, state, and many cultural works.North CarolinaSouthern state known for first flight and early independence call.North DakotaLandlocked Great Plains state named for the Dakota and Sioux.OhioMidwestern state, birthplace of seven U.S. presidents.OklahomaA state shaped by land runs, oil, and Indigenous heritage.Oregon33rd state, known for geographic diversity and lumber.PennsylvaniaFifth-most populous U.S. state, founded as a haven for tolerance.South CarolinaSouthern state, original colony, first to secede in 1860.South DakotaState named after the Dakota Sioux, admitted in 1889.TennesseeLandlocked Southeastern state with three Grand Divisions and diverse terrain.TexasSecond-largest U.S. state by population, third-largest by area.UtahA landlocked state shaped by Mormon settlement and desert geography.VermontLandlocked New England state, first to abolish slavery as the Vermont Republic.VirginiaFirst permanent English colony in the New World.WashingtonFirst president of the United States and namesake of many places.West VirginiaMountain state admitted during the Civil War after separating from Virginia.WisconsinUpper Midwest state known for dairy, brewing, and swing-state politics.WyomingLeast populous U.S. state, first to grant women's suffrage.
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