Facts and Trivia About U.S. States
The United States is home to a number of regions that are referred to as “belts.” These belt regions are defined by shared characteristics, such as religion, climate, or agriculture. Importantly, the belt regions of the United States are informally defined regions, …
Everybody’s heard of tornado alley, the region of the U.S that has a high frequency of tornadoes in proportion to the other states. But not everybody knows where tornado alley is or why this phenomenon occurs. What States Are in Tornado Alley? …
In the heyday of lighthouses, the U.S. had as many as 1500. That’s more than any other country! Lighthouses reside in 37 states. With 150 in all, Michigan has more lighthouses than any other state. Michigan Lighthouses Lighthouses are somewhat nostalgic today. …
So this is quite the random post but believe it or not wearing a fake mustache in church actually made it into the law books in one U.S. state. That state is none other than Alabama. The premise behind the law was …
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Route 66 is one of America’s first highways. In its heyday, it ran through 8 states. Starting in Illinois, it ran through Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. It was almost 2450 miles long! The U.S. Government decommissioned it …
Wondering what states The Great Lakes are in? The Great Lakes touch 8 U.S. states plus Ontario, Canada. Those states are Minnesota,Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York. Here is a list of the states that each of the 5 …