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United States Geography Myths

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QuizMora Editorial TeamPublished July 29, 2026 · Updated July 29, 2026

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Question 1 of 20Travel & GeographyThe Colorado River runs through the Grand Canyon.
Question 2 of 20Travel & GeographyFlorida is the US state closest to Africa.
Question 3 of 20Travel & GeographyAll fifty US states are connected to one another by land.
Question 4 of 20Travel & GeographyDeath Valley has recorded some of the highest air temperatures measured on Earth.
Question 5 of 20Travel & GeographyKansas is the flattest US state.
Question 6 of 20Travel & GeographyRhode Island is the smallest US state by total area.
Question 7 of 20Travel & GeographyThe Four Corners is the only point where four US states meet.
Question 8 of 20Travel & GeographyNew England is an official US state.
Question 9 of 20Travel & GeographyYellowstone was established as the first US national park.
Question 10 of 20Travel & GeographyNiagara Falls is the tallest waterfall in the United States.
Question 11 of 20Travel & GeographyWashington, DC is one of the fifty states.
Question 12 of 20Travel & GeographyAlaska is the largest US state by area.
Question 13 of 20Travel & GeographyHawaii is the only US state composed entirely of islands.
Question 14 of 20Travel & GeographyThe Great Lakes lie entirely within the United States.
Question 15 of 20Travel & GeographyThe Mississippi River is unambiguously the longest river in the United States.
Question 16 of 20Travel & GeographyMount Whitney and Death Valley are both in California.
Question 17 of 20Travel & GeographyThe Appalachian Mountains are geologically older than the Rocky Mountains.
Question 18 of 20Travel & GeographyHistoric Route 66 originally ran from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific coast.
Question 19 of 20Travel & GeographyThe United States includes territories that are not states.
Question 20 of 20Travel & GeographyCalifornia is the largest US state by area.

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