States Geo Trivia

What city in the western U.S. was founded by the Mormons in the 1840s?

What city is known as "the Motor City?"

What city is the capital of California?

Which of these places has the hottest recorded temperature in the United States?

How many U.S. states' names are based on Native American words?

"The Star-Spangled Banner" is about a flag that flew at Fort McHenry. Which state is home to Fort McHenry?

Which branch of the armed services has an academy at West Point?

Which of these cities has strong ties with French culture?

Niagara Falls and Lake Placid are resorts in what state?

Pearl Harbor is an American naval base located in what state?

What region of the U.S. has state capitals named Columbus, Lincoln, Madison, and Jefferson City?

Why is Lebanon, Kansas called "the belly button of the United States?"

If you were looking at names on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, in which city would you be?

The point at which Utah, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico meet is called

In which state can you find the Gettysburg battlefield?

The US first public school was established in 1635. In what city in New England was it established?

Which city is home to Independence Hall?

What does "D.C" stand for in the name of the capital of the U.S.?

The Blue Ridge Mountains are part of what mountain system?

The Delaware River forms the eastern boundary of what state?

What state does the Yukon River flow through?

What state is known as "the Beaver State" and has a large logging industry?

What group of people settled the Massachusetts Bay Colony?

Which of these is a work of nature?

How many of the Great Lakes share a border with Canada?

Which of these rivers flows into an ocean?

In what state can you find Big Sur, Mt. Palomar Observatory and Stanford University?

What is the only state that touches both an ocean and a great lake?

How many U.S. states touch the Pacific Ocean?

Which of these cities is the capital of the first state in the U.S.?

The Battle of the Little Bighorn took place in what state?

What is the highest peak in the "lower 48" states?

In 1769, the Spanish established their first mission on the Pacific coast. What city did this mission become?

Which state experiences 24 hours of daylight during the summer solstice?

Which state started as an English colony and has a flag bearing the coat of arms of Lord Baltimore's Family

If you were to drive through 3 neighboring states in a row that start with the same letter, what would that letter be?

Where would you go to visit Graceland, the former home of "the King of Rocket and Roll?"

Which national park is located in Florida?

Hawaii has 132 islands and islets. How many major islands does Hawaii have?

Which state's motto is "L'Etoile Du Nord" meaning "the star in the north" in French?