Walking Across America's Borders #2 - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
This state has a Great Lake named after it.	Michigan	100%
Its name can be found in its capital's name.	Indiana	89%
This state is famous for its potatoes.	Idaho	85%
This is the largest state that is landlocked.	Montana	81%
This state has the third largest city in the US.	Illinois	78%
Sioux Falls is this state's largest city.	South Dakota	74%
The Jazz are the only NBA team in this state.	Utah	74%
People say it has 4 sides, but it actually has 697 sides.	Colorado	70%
This state borders both the Mississippi and Missouri rivers.	Iowa	63%
This is the largest state in the continental U.S.	Texas	59%
On July 2, 1962, this state opened the first Walmart store.	Arkansas	41%
It is one of only two states to border the nation's capital.	Maryland	41%
This state has the state capital with the highest elevation.	New Mexico	41%
With Missouri, this state is tied for the most states bordered.	Tennessee	41%
This state has the most diners of any state.	New Jersey	33%
Despite having the largest city in the nation, it ranks fourth in population.	New York	33%
As a colony, it had the highest population in 1700.	Virginia	33%
On December 7, 1787, this state was the first to ratify the Federal Constitution.	Delaware	22%
It is the only state to border only one other state.	Maine	19%
This state's capital has the least population of any state capital.	Vermont	11%
Its capital is Concord.	New Hampshire	7%

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