Statistics for States and What They Are Famous For

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Answer Stats

HintAnswer% Correct
Covers as many square miles as the other 5 New England states combinedMaine
71%
The driest stateNevada
65%
The Mall of America is so big that if you spent 10 mins in each store you'd be here for 4 daysMinnesota
62%
A city in this state has an exact replica of the house from The Wizard of OzKansas
53%
Pharmacist John Pemberton made the first Vat of Coca-ColaGeorgia
50%
Its economy is so large that if it were a country, it would rank 7th in the entire worldCalifornia
47%
Winnebago RV's got their name from a city plus this is the only state that starts with 2 vowelsIowa
47%
Has parishes instead of countiesLouisiana
47%
The only state in the continental US that does not follow daylight savings timeArizona
41%
Has more than $6 billion in gold underneath Fort KnoxKentucky
38%
The state where Dr Pepper and the hamburger were inventedTexas
38%
One out of every 64 people has a pilots license.Alaska
32%
People who live here live an average of 5 years longer than people from other statesHawaii
32%
Has a governor in jail, one pending jail, and is the most corrupt state in the unionIllinois
32%
The first state to allow women to voteWyoming
32%
The only state whose capital does not have a McDonald'sVermont
26%
Has a city called Santa Claus which gets a half million letters every yearIndiana
24%
The first planned capital in the worldWashington D.C.
24%
Has the most shopping malls in one area in the worldNew Jersey
21%
Smokey the bear was rescued from a forest fire in 1950 hereNew Mexico
21%
A city here is the exact geographic center of North AmericaNorth Dakota
21%
The grounds of the state capital are covered by oil wellsOklahoma
21%
Home of the world's largest office buildingVirginia
18%
Has the only active diamond mine in the U.S.Arkansas
15%
Home to the largest city in the U.S.Florida
15%
The birthplace of the ice cream coneMissouri
15%
The only state to turn down the olympicsColorado
12%
The Fig Newton is named after a city hereMassachusetts
12%
Home of the first Krispy Kreme doughnutNorth Carolina
12%
Has the most ghost towns in the countryOregon
12%
The only state that's never had an earthquakeSouth Dakota
12%
TV was invented hereIdaho
9%
President Teddy Roosevelt refused to shoot a bear hereMississippi
9%
A large city here as twice as many college graduates as any other stateWashington
9%
Frisbee was invented at a college hereConnecticut
6%
Has more scientists and engineers than any other stateDelaware
6%
A city here is home to Gerber; it is the baby food capital of the worldMichigan
6%
A sapphire from this state in in the Crown Jewels of EnglandMontana
6%
Birthplace of tupperwareNew Hampshire
6%
Home to the nations oldest cattle ranchNew York
6%
Home of the longest running live radio show in the worldTennessee
6%
Home of the first KFCUtah
6%
This state had the world's first brick paved streetWest Virginia
6%
Ice cream cones were invented here so was the American Water Spaniel which is the state dogWisconsin
6%
Was the first state to have 9-1-1Alabama
3%
More triplets are born here than any other stateNebraska
3%
The hot dog was invented hereOhio
3%
A county here is home to the world's largest gringo farmSouth Carolina
3%
The Ouija board was created hereMaryland
0%
The smiley :) was first used by computer scientists at a college in this statePennsylvania
0%
Home of the nations oldest barRhode Island
0%

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