Statistics for U.S. States That Beat Australia

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Rank	Category	Answer	% Correct
8	Highest % Indigenous	Alaska \| New Mexico \| South Dakota \| Oklahoma \| Montana \| North Dakota \| Arizona	97%
7	Largest Metro Area	New York \| California \| Illinois \| Texas \| Georgia \| Florida	97%
9	Largest Lake	Michigan \| Minnesota \| Wisconsin \| Illinois \| Indiana \| New York \| Ohio \| Pennsylvania	97%
3	Most Populous	California \| Texas	95%
8	Lowest Average Precipitation	Nevada \| Utah \| Wyoming \| Arizona \| New Mexico \| Montana \| Colorado	93%
3	Most Populous Island	New York \| Hawaii	93%
4	Lowest Population Density	Alaska \| Wyoming \| Montana	92%
8	Least Forested	North Dakota \| Nebraska \| South Dakota \| Kansas \| Iowa \| Illinois \| Nevada	92%
3	Highest % Asian	Hawaii \| California	91%
6	Fewest Subdivisions (Counties for U.S. States, Provinces and Permanently Populated Territories for Australia)	Delaware \| Hawaii \| Rhode Island \| Connecticut \| New Hampshire	90%
3	Highest % of People Commuting to Work by Public Transit	New York \| New Jersey	90%
5	Fastest Population Growth (1960-2021)	Nevada \| Arizona \| Florida \| Utah	88%
2	Longest Distance Between Top 2 Largest Cities	Alaska	79%
2	Busiest Airport by Passenger Traffic	Georgia	78%
5	Lowest Median Age	Utah \| Texas \| Alaska \| North Dakota	72%
3	Lowest % Religious	Vermont \| New Hampshire	65%