United States National Monuments

Can you name every national monument in the United States, with the help of a map?

Some national monuments do not appear on the map due to being off the edge.

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State/Territory	Answer
Alabama	Birmingham Civil Rights
	Freedom Riders
	Russell Cave
Alaska	Admiralty Island
	Aleutian Islands World War II
	Aniakchak
	Cape Krusenstern
	Misty Fjords
American Samoa	Rose Atoll Marine
Arizona	Agua Fria
	Baaj Nwaavjo I'tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon
	Canyon de Chelly
	Casa Grande Ruins
	Chiricahua
	Grand Canyon–Parashant
	Hohokam Pima
	Ironwood Forest
	Montezuma Castle
	Navajo
	Organ Pipe Cactus
	Pipe Spring
	Sonoran Desert
	Sunset Crater Volcano
	Tonto
	Tuzigoot
	Vermilion Cliffs
	Walnut Canyon
	Wupatki
California	Berryessa Snow Mountain
	Cabrillo
	California Coastal
	Carrizo Plain
	Castle Mountains
	César E. Chávez
	Devils Postpile
	Fort Ord
	Giant Sequoia
	Lava Beds
	Mojave Trails
	Muir Woods
	Saint Francis Dam Disaster
	San Gabriel Mountains
	Sand to Snow
	Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains
	Tule Lake
California & Oregon	Cascade–Siskiyou
Colorado	Browns Canyon
	Camp Hale — Continental Divide
	Canyons of the Ancients
	Chimney Rock
	Colorado
	Florissant Fossil Beds
	Yucca House
Colorado & Utah	Dinosaur
Colorado & Utah	Hovenweep
District of Columbia	Belmont-Paul Women's Equality
District of Columbia	President Lincoln and Soldiers’ Home
Florida	Castillo de San Marcos
Florida	Fort Matanzas
Georgia	Fort Frederica
Georgia	Fort Pulaski
Guam & Northern Mariana Islands	Marianas Trench Marine
Hawaii & United States Minor Outlying Islands	Papahānaumokuākea Marine
Idaho	Craters of the Moon
Idaho	Hagerman Fossil Beds
Illinois	Springfield 1908 Race Riot
Illinois & Mississippi	Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley

State/Territory	Answer
Iowa	Effigy Mounds
Kentucky	Camp Nelson
Kentucky	Mill Springs Battlefield
Louisiana	Poverty Point
Maine	Katahdin Woods and Waters
Maryland	Fort McHenry
Maryland	Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad
Minnesota	Grand Portage
Minnesota	Pipestone
Mississippi	Medgar and Myrlie Evers Home
Missouri	George Washington Carver
Montana	Little Bighorn Battlefield
	Pompeys Pillar
	Upper Missouri River Breaks
Nebraska	Agate Fossil Beds
Nebraska	Scotts Bluff
Nevada	Avi Kwa Ame
	Basin and Range
	Gold Butte
	Tule Springs Fossil Beds
New Jersey & New York	Statue of Liberty
New Mexico	Aztec Ruins
	Bandelier
	Capulin Volcano
	El Malpais
	El Morro
	Fort Union
	Gila Cliff Dwellings
	Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks
	Organ Mountains–Desert Peaks
	Petroglyph
	Prehistoric Trackways
	Rio Grande del Norte
	Salinas Pueblo Missions
New York	African Burial Ground
	Castle Clinton
	Fort Stanwix
	Governors Island
	Stonewall
Ohio	Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers
Oregon	John Day Fossil Beds
	Newberry Volcanic
	Oregon Caves
South Dakota	Jewel Cave
Texas	Alibates Flint Quarries
	Castner Range
	Military Working Dog Teams
	Waco Mammoth
United States Minor Outlying Islands	Pacific Remote Islands Marine
United States Virgin Islands	Buck Island Reef
United States Virgin Islands	Virgin Islands Coral Reef
Utah	Bears Ears
	Cedar Breaks
	Grand Staircase–Escalante
	Jurassic
	Natural Bridges
	Rainbow Bridge
	Timpanogos Cave
Virginia	Booker T. Washington
	Fort Monroe
	George Washington Birthplace
Washington	Hanford Reach
	Mount St. Helens Volcanic
	San Juan Islands
Wyoming	Devils Tower
Wyoming	Fossil Butte
Atlantic Ocean	Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine