Geography & Places
15 Wonderful Facts About Wyoming
In 1921, Wyoming became the first US state to grant women over 21 the right to vote.
Geography & Places
15 Wonderful Facts About Wyoming
Geography & Places
15 Surprising Facts About Wisconsin
Did you know that the deadliest wildfire in US history was in Wisconsin in 1871, killing around 3,000 people?
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15 Wonderful Facts About Washington
Did you know the state of Washington was named after the first US president George Washington?
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15 Vivacious Facts About Virginia
Did you know that the US state of Virginia was named after Queen Elizabeth I in the 16th century?
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15 Tantalizing Facts About West Virginia
Did you know that West Virginia was the first US state to build brick roads?
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15 Magnificent Facts About Vermont
Did you know that Vermont is the largest producer of maple syrup in the United States?
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15 Notable Facts About Utah
Did you know that it's illegal to cause a catastrophe in the state of Utah?
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15 Terrific Facts About Texas
Did you know that Texas is the second-largest US State and is bigger than any European country?
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15 Tantalizing Facts About Tennessee
Did you know that in Tennessee, it was illegal to teach the theory of evolution in schools between 1925 & 1976?
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15 Significant Facts About South Dakota
Did you know that the largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus rex fossil was unearthed in South Dakota?
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15 Sharp Facts About South Carolina
South Carolina produces 60,000 tons of peaches annually, which is more than Georgia (The Peach State) produces.
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15 Revealing Facts About Rhode Island
Did you know that there are nearly 400 miles of shoreline and over 100 beaches in Rhode Island?