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-States and Capitals
Alabama AL Montgomery
Alaska AK Juneau
Arizona AZ Phoenix
Arkansas AR Little rock
California CA Sacramento
Colorado CO Denver
Connecticut CT Hartford
Delaware DE Dover
Florida FL Tallahassee
Georgia State Georgia GA Atlanta
Hawaii HI Honolulu
Idaho ID Boise
Illinois IL SP Springfield
Indiana IN Indianapolis
Iowa IA Des Moines
Kansas KS Topeka Topeka
Kentucky KY Frankfort
Louisiana LA Baton Rouge
Maine ME Augusta< /p>
Maryland MD Annapolis
Massachusetts MA Boston
Michigan MI Lansing
Minnesota MN St. Paul
Mississippi MS Jackson
Missouri MO Jefferson City
Montana MT Helen Helena
Nebraska NE Lincoln
Nevada NV Carson City Carson City
New hampshire NH Concord
New jersey NJ Trenton
New mexico NM Santa Fe
New york NY Albany
North carolina NC Raleigh
North dakota ND Bismarck
Ohio OH Columbus
Okla Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City
Oregon OR Salem
Pennsylvania PA Harrisburg
London Rhode island RL Providence
South carolina SC Columbia
South dakota SD Pierre
Tennessee TN Nashville
Texas TX Austin
Utah UT Salt Lake City
Vermont VT Montpelier< /p>
Virginia VA Richmond
Washington WA Olympia
West virginia WV Charleston
Wisconsin WI Madison
Wyoming WY Cheyenne
Federal Territory
Puerto Rico, Northern Mariana;
---------------Alaska
The largest and least populous state in the United States. It is located in the northwest corner of North America, facing Russia across the Bering Strait to the west, and the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Alaska to the south. It was purchased from Russia in 1867 for US$7.2 million.
----------------California
It covers an area of 410,000 square kilometers, second only to Alaska and Texas. The population ranks first in the country. It became the 31st state in the United States in 1850. California's main mineral resource is oil, ranking among the top in the continental United States, second only to Texas and Louisiana. The state is also a major agricultural state in the United States. Located at 4,418 meters above sea level, Mount Whitney and Death Valley, which is 86 meters below sea level, are the highest and lowest points in the 48 contiguous states of the United States respectively.
----------------Florida
Florida is the southernmost state in the continental United States. Including the Florida Peninsula, the northwest Gulf of Mexico panhandle and the southern offshore coral reefs. Also known as the Sunshine State.
The most beautiful Palm Beach in Florida is one of the world's famous tourist paradises. In addition, the state is the state hit by the most hurricanes in the United States.
----------------Washington State
Washington State is currently the only state named in honor of the President of the United States, the capital of the United States, Washington. The District of Columbia and Washington State are different, located in the east and west of the United States respectively;
---------------Hawaii State
In the north-central Pacific Ocean The state of Hawaii is composed of more than 100 large and small islands, 3,840 kilometers long from northwest to southeast, with a land area of 16,705 square kilometers. The state capital, Honolulu, is located on Oahu. In the past, sandalwood was abundant in this place, so the overseas Chinese called it Honolulu. Pearl Harbor near Honolulu is a world-famous harbor.
Hawaii has a mild climate and abundant rainfall, which is particularly suitable for the growth of sugar cane. Approximately one million tons of jaggery are produced every year and it is known as the Sugar Island of the United States.
---------------Indiana
The original meaning of Indiana is the land of the Indians. In the early days, it was the Algonquin among the Indians. , the residence of the Iroquois, Potawatomi, Delaware and other tribes. Quarrying plays an important role in the state's economy.
---------------Louisiana
Named in memory of King Louis XIV of France.
In terms of terrain, it is the lowest state in the United States. It is located on the lower reaches of the Mississippi River, including the island-shaped delta plain, with an average height of less than 30 meters, and the river is often flooded. In terms of crops, cane sugar and sweet potatoes are among the lowest in the United States. Within the state, it all ranks first. Rice production ranks second. In addition, it also produces large walnuts Pecan, soybeans, cotton and corn. In terms of minerals, oil production ranks second after Texas. Sulfur production ranks second. No. 1.
---------------Mississippi
This state has two characteristics: First, it has a very high proportion of black people. state. Second, it is the state with the lowest per capita income. Mississippi, its name comes from the Indian language, and its meaning is "Big River" Large River.
-------- -------New York State
New York State is the most important of the fifty states in the United States.
This state has two characteristics: First, in terms of population, it has been It is the largest state in the United States and is now the second largest state, second only to California, with a population approximately twice that of the six states in England. Second, it is the nerve center and economic heart of the United States. For example: financial and commercial aspects , industry, art, and clothing, it occupies a leading position among all states in the United States. It has the largest New York City and New York Harbor in the United States.
---------- -----New Mexico
This state has three characteristics: First, the state’s uranium production and potash production are the highest among all states. Second, the state’s cultural contrast is obvious, with Indians and Spanish Ancient culture and modern culture coexist. The world's first atomic bomb was made in Honshu (in Los Alamos, in the north-central part of Honshu, in 1945). Third, Honshu has dry weather and extremely hot summers.