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US States, Rivers, and National Geography

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Question 1 of 20Travel & GeographyBig Bend National Park is in Kentucky.
Question 2 of 20Travel & GeographyAcadia National Park is in Washington.
Question 3 of 20Travel & GeographyChișinău is the capital of Kyrgyzstan.
Question 4 of 20Travel & GeographyThe Missouri is longer as a named river, while the combined Missouri–Mississippi system is longer still.
Question 5 of 20Travel & GeographyThe Winchester Mystery House is in Washington.
Question 6 of 20Travel & GeographyHawaii's land consists of a volcanic island chain in the central Pacific.
Question 7 of 20Travel & GeographyPuerto Rico, Guam, and several other US territories are inhabited.
Question 8 of 20Travel & GeographyMajor Appalachian mountain-building began hundreds of millions of years earlier.
Question 9 of 20Travel & GeographyPhoenix is the capital of Massachusetts.
Question 10 of 20Travel & GeographyThe Grand Canyon is in Louisiana.
Question 11 of 20Travel & GeographyLansing is the capital of Ohio.
Question 12 of 20Travel & GeographyCongress created Yellowstone National Park in 1872.
Question 13 of 20Travel & GeographyWashington, DC is a federal district, although its residents are US citizens and elect local officials.
Question 14 of 20Travel & GeographyBishkek is the capital of Eritrea.
Question 15 of 20Travel & GeographyMeasurements of statewide relief often place Florida flatter overall than Kansas.
Question 16 of 20Travel & GeographyGrand Canyon National Park is in California.
Question 17 of 20Travel & GeographyAustin is the capital of California.
Question 18 of 20Travel & GeographyMany US waterfalls have greater vertical drops; Niagara is renowned for width and water volume.
Question 19 of 20Travel & GeographyThe river carved and continues to shape the canyon landscape.
Question 20 of 20Travel & GeographyArizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah share that surveyed intersection.

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