The Only Remaining U.S. State . . . #2 - Statistics

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The only remaining state ...	State	% Correct
to have an island with population greater than one million	New York	93%
to have an area of tropical climate (Köppen climate classification Af/Am/As/Aw)	Florida	92%
to have an international border more than 1,000 miles long	Alaska	85%
to contain the site of a presidential assassination	Texas	85%
to have a flag featuring the Union Jack (flag of the UK)	Hawaii	82%
to have a monosyllabic name	Maine	77%
to have a population density greater than 1,000 per square mile	Rhode Island	75%
to border multiple Great Lakes	Wisconsin	74%
to have a building that was once the tallest in the world	Illinois	70%
to touch the Rocky Mountains	Colorado	69%
to contain a point on land from which you could travel due South, and the first land you hit would be Canada	Michigan	69%
to have 3 consecutive vowels in its name	Louisiana	67%
where both Albert Einstein and Thomas Edison once lived	New Jersey	67%
to be formed by seceding from another state	West Virginia	66%
to contain a point of elevation below sea level	California	65%
to produce more than 2 billion bushels of corn per year	Iowa	63%
where more than 25% of the population is of Scandinavian descent	Minnesota	61%
to have a population density less than 10 per square mile	Montana	61%
to have an Ivy League school	New Hampshire	55%
to host the Olympics	Georgia	54%
to have a 6-letter sequence in its name without an A, E, I, O, or U	Pennsylvania	54%
to have a cardinal direction in its name	South Carolina	54%
to touch the Colorado River	Arizona	51%
to have a unicameral (single-chamber) legislature	Nebraska	51%
to have an Alpha City	Massachusetts	50%
to have a non-rectangular flag	Ohio	50%
to be one of the top 5 most frequently visited states	Nevada	49%
to have zero Amtrak stations	Wyoming	46%
where the population is more than 30% Catholic	Connecticut	45%
to be on Route 66	Oklahoma	41%
to be on the Oregon Trail	Missouri	40%
to have an official language other than English (in addition to English)	South Dakota	40%
where the population increased by more than 15% from 2010-2020	Utah	40%
to contain only one vowel (may occur multiple times)	Alabama	38%
to produce more than 40% of its electricity through wind power	Kansas	38%
where the last two letters of its name are the same as the first two letters of a bordering state	New Mexico	38%
to be admitted to the Union on the same day as another state	North Dakota	38%
to be on I-90, the longest East-West interstate highway	Indiana	37%
to contain a national park that was established in the 19th century	Washington	36%
to have a name that would be worth more than 20 points in Scrabble	Kentucky	34%
to border at least 6 other states	Arkansas	33%
to span multiple time zones	Oregon	32%
to have had a nuclear reactor capable of producing usable electricity in 1951	Idaho	30%
to have no income tax	Tennessee	30%
to have a building more than 800 feet tall	North Carolina	29%
to be on I-95, the longest North-South interstate highway	Virginia	29%
to have at least one NFL, MLB, NBA, or NHL team	Maryland	27%
where the largest city is the state capital	Mississippi	27%
where the difference between its highest point and its lowest point is less than 1,000 feet	Delaware	26%
to be a state	Vermont	22%

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