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Capital city
Lincoln
Most populous city
Omaha
The fifth-richest person in the world, as of 2020
Warren Buffett
River that runs through the middle of the state
Platte
Pointy landmark featured on the Nebraska state quarter
Chimney Rock
Pioneer trail that passed by that landmark
Oregon Trail
Tree-planting holiday started in Nebraska in 1872
Arbor Day
Team name of the University of Nebraska
Cornhuskers
1862 act that gave free land to settlers in Nebraska and other western states
Homestead Act
States that border Nebraska
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska is the only state in the U.S. to have a _______ legislature, meaning it has just one chamber
Unicameral
Powdered drink mix invented in 1927 in Hastings, Nebraska
Kool-Aid
Underground layer of water-bearing rock that lies underneath the state, and is one of the largest of its kind in the world
Ogallala Aquifer
Nebraskan who ran for President several times, served as Secretary of State, wanted to ban the teaching of evolution, and gave the famous "Cross of Gold" speech
William Jennings Bryan
President born in Nebraska in 1913 but who grew up in Michigan
When I was in fifth or sixth grade I did a "state report" on Nebraska. I remember writing to the tourism office, which mailed me a lot of nice materials, which I appreciated.
Only missed the river. Only been to Nebraska once. We drove through there in 2000 on our way out to California. So many bugs in the air by the time we got to Wyoming it looked like we had slaughtered an animal on the hood of my car.
Most of them are just wide and shallow, and meander across the landscape, with the exception of the Missouri River, which makes up the border with Iowa.
I've driven through Nebraska several times and this didn't sound possible to me so I did some research. According to the government's National Wild and Scenic Rivers website, Nebraska has only around 79,000 miles of rivers with 197 miles designated wild or scenic, while number one Alaska has around 365,000 miles of river. California, Montana, Oregon, and Idaho round out the top five in that order. https://www.rivers.gov/nebraska.php
When the Cornhuskers play a home football game, Memorial Stadium becomes the 3rd-largest "city" in the state. And the game day experience is absolutely off the hook. You don't even need to be a football fan to enjoy it all. I believe they've sold-out every home game since 1962.
Can you accept "unicameral" for "cameral"? I tried "unicameral" multiple times but didn't get the answer. I've noticed a lot of quizzes that accept the whole word, so why not this one?
Source: https://www.triptrivia.com/answer-which-u-s-state-has-most-miles-of-rivers/
Most of them are just wide and shallow, and meander across the landscape, with the exception of the Missouri River, which makes up the border with Iowa.
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