U.S. Geography Trivia

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What is the name of the large impact crater in Arizona created about 50,000 years ago?

Answer: Meteor Crater

Bonus fact: Meteor Crater, also called Barringer Crater, is one of the best-preserved impact craters on Earth.

Which major river forms the Mississippi River Delta?

Answer: Mississippi River

Bonus fact: The Mississippi deposits huge quantities of sediment as it enters the Gulf of Mexico.

Old Faithful is a famous geyser in which U.S. national park?

Answer: Yellowstone

Bonus fact: Old Faithful is one of Yellowstone National Park's best-known geothermal features.

In the U.S. Interstate Highway System, even-numbered primary routes generally run in what direction?

Answer: East-west

Bonus fact: Primary Interstate routes with even numbers generally run east-west, while odd numbers generally run north-south.

In the U.S. Interstate system, three-digit route numbers usually designate what?

Answer: Auxiliary routes connected to a primary Interstate

Bonus fact: Three-digit Interstates are generally loops or spurs associated with a two-digit parent route.

Alaska is the largest U.S. state by what?

Answer: Area

Bonus fact: Alaska is more than twice the size of Texas.

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