US States By Picture of Highest Peak - Statistics

General Stats

Answer Stats

Picture	Answer	% Correct
	Alaska (Denali)	92%
	Kansas (Mount Sunflower)	92%
	Washington (Mount Rainier)	92%
	California (Mount Whitney)	85%
	Oregon (Mount Hood)	85%
	Hawaii (Mauna Kea)	77%
	Montana (Granite Peak)	77%
	South Dakota (Black Elk Peak)	77%
	Florida (Britton Hill)	69%
	Idaho (Borah Peak)	69%
	Nevada (Boundary Peak)	69%
	Texas (Guadalupe Peak)	69%
	Utah (Kings Peak)	69%
	Wyoming (Gannett Peak)	69%
	Arizona (Humphreys Peak)	62%
	Colorado (Mount Elbert)	62%
	Nebraska (Panorama Point)	62%
	Oklahoma (Black Mesa)	62%
	Arkansas (Mount Magazine)	54%
	Delaware (Ebright Azimuth)	54%
	Illinois (Charles Mound)	54%
	Iowa (Hawkeye Point)	54%
	New Mexico (Wheeler Peak)	54%
	Indiana (Hoosier Hill)	46%
	Maryland (Hoye-Crest)	46%
	Missouri (Taum Sauk Mountain)	46%
	New Hampshire (Mount Washington)	46%
	North Dakota (White Butte)	46%
	Georgia (Brasstown Bald)	38%
	North Carolina (Mount Mitchell)	38%
	South Carolina (Sassafras Mountain)	38%
	Vermont (Mount Mansfield)	38%
	Louisiana (Driskill Mountain)	31%
	Maine (Mount Katahdin)	31%
	Minnesota (Eagle Mountain)	31%
	Ohio (Campbell Hill)	31%
	Alabama (Cheaha Mountain)	23%
	Connecticut (Mount Frissell)	23%
	Kentucky (Black Mountain)	23%
	Michigan (Mount Arvon)	23%
	Mississippi (Woodall Mountain)	23%
	New Jersey (High Point)	23%
	New York (Mount Marcy)	23%
	Tennessee (Clingmans Dome)	23%
	West Virginia (Spruce Knob)	23%
	Massachusetts (Mount Greylock)	15%
	Pennsylvania (Mount Davis)	15%
	Rhode Island (Jerimoth Hill)	15%
	Virginia (Mount Rogers)	15%
	Wisconsin (Timms Hill)	15%