United States Physical Geography - Statistics

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Answer Stats
Hint Answer % Correct
9,910 sq mi Lake Erie
98%
22,300 sq mi Lake Michigan
97%
31,700 sq mi Lake Superior
96%
23,000 sq mi Lake Huron
93%
7,340 sq mi Lake Ontario
93%
2,202mi Mississippi
93%
2,341mi Missouri
89%
3,000 mi Rocky Mountains
89%
1,450mi Colorado
87%
Famous valley located in this desert Death Valley
87%
1,500 mi Appalachian Mountains
86%
Biggest island in New York Long Island
84%
An US State Florida Peninsula
83%
4,028 sq mi Hawai'i (The Big Island)
81%
New York Hudson River
80%
20,310ft Denali
77%
Biggest Waterfalls in North America Niagara Falls
77%
597 sq mi O'ahu
77%
Gateway for immigrants Ellis Island
76%
Swampy wetlands in southern Florida Everglades
76%
Islands in New York City Manhattan Island
76%
Major 1980 eruption Mount St. Helens
76%
Cincinnati Ohio River
76%
Yellowstone Falls
76%
Supervolcano under a National Park Yellowstone Supervolcano
76%
Staten Island
73%
other name for 1) Mount McKinley
70%
The northeast New England
70%
Washington, D.C. Potomac River
69%
1,759mi Rio Grande
69%
210 sq mi Guam
68%
3,515 sq mi Puerto Rico
68%
Largest salt water lake in the Western Hemisphere Great Salt Lake
67%
Seattle Puget Sound
67%
Hint: Oakland, CA San Francisco Bay
67%
Lake straddles the border between California and Nevada Lake Tahoe
66%
Broad expanse of flat land; stretching from Canada to Texas Great Plains
65%
737 sq mi Maui
65%
California
63%
Where the Packers play Green Bay
63%
Driest desert in North America, near Las Vegas Mojave Desert
63%
Island on which the Statue of Liberty is located Liberty Island
60%
Upper Peninsula
60%
Hint: Maryland and Virginia Chesapeake Bay
59%
400 mi Sierra Nevada
59%
Located on the northwest coast of the US Cascade Range
57%
Region in southwest Alaska Alaska Peninsula
56%
Tallest mountain range in the United States Alaska Range
56%
Two biggest peninsulas in Michigan Lower Peninsula
55%
Located mostly in Missouri and Arkansas Ozarks
54%
Two highest peaks in Hawaii Mauna Kea
53%
Highest peak in Washington Mount Rainier
52%
Phoenix Salt River
50%
Highest peak in California Mount Whitney
49%
Hint: St. Petersburg, FL Tampa Bay
49%
LA, MS, AL, GA Deep South
48%
Yosemite Falls
47%
Potentially active volcano, as well the highest peak in Oregon Mount Hood
46%
Largest freshwater lake in Florida Lake Okeechobee
45%
A cape that can be viewed as a peninsula Cape Cod
44%
Mauna Loa
44%
"There was once a man from ________" Nantucket
44%
Hint: Greater Houston, city devastated by a 1900 hurricane Galveston Bay
43%
Located in Nevada and Utah, endorheic basin Great Basin
42%
1,979mi Yukon
42%
Louisiana
41%
Covers the Southwestern United States and Northwestern Mexico Sonoran Desert
39%
Biggest island in Alaska Kodiak Island
38%
Where Olympic National Park is located Olympic Peninsula
37%
Mountain range in northeast New York Adirondacks
35%
552 sq mi Kaua'i
35%
Largest reservoir in the US Lake Mead
34%
Delaware is mostly located here Delmarva Peninsula
32%
Brackish estuary close to New Orleans Lake Pontchartrain
31%
Sacramento Sacramento River
31%
Unusual gypsum dune field in New Mexico White Sands
31%
Highest peak in Colorado Mount Elbert
29%
Hint: Santa Cruz, CA Monterey Bay
24%
Denver South Platte River
24%
Portland Willamette River
22%
Highest peak in Wyoming Gannett Peak
18%
Lagoon near Miami, FL Biscayne Bay
16%
Connects ^ with the Pacific Ocean Golden Gate
16%
Lowest point (-279ft) Badwater Basin
14%
Atlanta Chattahoochee River
14%
Hint: Malibu, CA Santa Monica Bay
14%
Dallas Trinity River
14%
18,009 ft Mount Saint Elias
12%
In this peninsula is Nome, AK located Seward Peninsula
9%
Anchorage Cook Inlet
7%
17,400 ft Mount Foraker
5%
In Los Angeles County Palos Verdes Peninsula
5%
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