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Home to Roswell, a town well-known for supposed UFO sightings.
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New Mexico
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A neighboring state to the above, most of the state does not recognize daylight savings time.
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Arizona
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State in which Coca-Cola was created.
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Georgia
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State in which Pepsi was created.
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North Carolina
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A road in this state has the highest speed limit in the whole country, 85 miles per hour on a 40 mile long toll road.
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Texas
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This state holds the record for the greatest temperature change, a whopping 103 degrees farenheit, from -54 to 49.
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Montana
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State home to Dorothy from 'The Wizard of Oz'.
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Kansas
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State that Dr. Oz, completely unaffiliated with the above, was born.
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Ohio
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State that Dr. Oz, yes the same one, ran for senate in 2022. (And lost)
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Pennsylvania
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This state may be home to the 'Windy City', the 3rd largest city in the country, but Springfield is it's capital, located much more centrally.
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Illinois
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Located just north of the above, this state was first settled by a Frenchman by the name of Jean Nicolet.
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Wisconsin
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The state bought from Russia and turned into a state in 1959.
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Alaska
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The other state to be established in 1959.
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Hawaii
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The state with the highest economy, higher than almost every other country in the world. (It would be the world's 5th largest.)
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California
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The state that borders Canada through a geographically vertical panhandle.
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Idaho
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The only state named after a president.
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Washington
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The state with the least populous largest 'city' that goes by the same name as a coat factory. (It's Burlington)
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Vermont
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A bordering state of the above that has the shortest coastline of any state.
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New Hampshire
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State with the most populous city in the country.
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New York
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This state has no natural lakes.
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Maryland
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This state has more businesses than residents.
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Delaware
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The state home to Mount Rushmore.
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South Dakota
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The state directly north of the above.
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North Dakota
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The state with the largest mall in the country. (Mall of America)
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Minnesota
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The only other state to border Canada that hasn't been mentioned yet. (Not including water borders)
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Maine
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This state is the only one to have a double sided flag. (It features a beaver on the rearside)
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Oregon
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The 'Palmetto State' (the tree is also featured on their state flag and license plates)
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South Carolina
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The only other state not so far mentioned that has a cardinal direction in it's name. Also they are the only state to have LOST population since 1950
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West Virginia
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The state with only two escalators.
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Wyoming
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The flattest state in America. (Not fattest, flattest)
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Florida
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The state where Walmart was founded, in Bentonville.
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Arkansas
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The only state in which some counties have legalized prostitution.
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Nevada
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The state originally founded by Mormons.
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Utah
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The only state left that is included in four corners.
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Colorado
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The state with the most recently changed flag. (Due to connections to the Confederacy)
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Mississippi
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This state borders the above and their flag currently features Confederate symbolism.
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Alabama
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The state home to the first professional baseball game, way back in 1871.
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Indiana
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The state home to the Pentagon building.
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Virginia
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The state that both planes that hit the WTC were coming from.
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Massachusetts
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The most densely populated state.
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New Jersey
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The 'K' in KFC.
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Kentucky
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This state is over a huge underground aquifer, the Ogallala Aquifer.
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Nebraska
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The highest windspeed was during a tornado in this state, clocked at 318 miles per hour.
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Oklahoma
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The final of the original 13 colonies to become a state.
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Rhode Island
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The only state to use 'Parishes' rather than counties.
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Louisiana
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The 'New Madrid Earthquake', the worst in America's history, was in this state.
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Tennessee
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The only state in which it's name starts with two vowels.
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Iowa
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The only state left on the west side of the Mississippi river.
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Missouri
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The third smallest U.S. state.
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Connecticut
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Home to a town by the name of 'Hell'
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Michigan
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