Kentucky
Kentucky is famed for its bluegrass meadows, the Kentucky Derby horse race, bourbon whiskey production (95 percent of the world's bourbon comes from here), and Mammoth Cave — the world's longest cave system.
Kentucky is famed for its bluegrass meadows, the Kentucky Derby horse race, bourbon whiskey production (95 percent of the world's bourbon comes from here), and Mammoth Cave — the world's longest cave system.
Louisiana is a Gulf Coast state defined by the Mississippi River delta, French and Creole heritage, the city of New Orleans, Cajun culture, and the largest Mardi Gras celebration in the United States.
Maine is the easternmost US state, famous for its rocky Atlantic coast, lobster fisheries, and dense forests covering nearly 90% of the state.
Maryland surrounds the Chesapeake Bay, with the historic colonial capital Annapolis (home of the US Naval Academy), the bustling port city of Baltimore, and a coastline of crab fisheries.
Massachusetts is a populous New England state with the cradle of American democracy in Boston, the world's first women's college (Mount Holyoke), and Cape Cod's iconic shoreline.
Montana is the fourth-largest US state by area, the 'Big Sky Country' of glacier-carved peaks, the geological wonders of Yellowstone, and the Montana Gold Rush ghost towns.
Nebraska is a Great Plains state with sweeping prairie, the Sandhills wetlands, and Omaha — home to Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
Nevada is the driest US state, dominated by the Mojave Desert, with Las Vegas — the global gambling and entertainment capital — Lake Tahoe on the California border, and Area 51.
New Hampshire is a small New England state of granite hills, the White Mountains, and historic colonial towns. It was the ninth state to ratify the US Constitution in 1788.