Based on these clues, can you determine where in the US you would find each of these things? It's time to find out just how well you really know your US states! Ready to put your knowledge to the test? Let's go!
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In which state might you find the The Jack Daniel's Distillery?
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
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In which state would one find the famous town of Tombstone?
Nevada
Arizona
Utah
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In which state would one find the Mummers museum?
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
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In which state would you find the Baseball Hall of Fame?
Ohio
New York
California
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In what state would you find Fort Mackinac?
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
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Which state would need to travel to if you wanted to visit Crater Lake National Park?
Oregon
New Mexico
Colorado
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In which state would you find the Devil's Tower?
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
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Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington, can be found in which state?
Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
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Faneuil Hall is a historical meeting place in which New England state?
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
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Hot Springs National Park is a popular tourist destination in which state?
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
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In which state would you find Monticello?
Virginia
North Carolina
Massachusetts
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One of the more unusual attractions in the USA is Carhenge, located near the city of Alliance in which state?
Indiana
Nebraska
Ohio
Based on the results of this quiz, you have an average knowledge of state landmarks and attractions. While you might know where a few of these mega tourist spots are located, we think you need a few more trips around the country before you can declare yourself a true where am I expert!
C+, Landmark Average
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Right!
Based on the results of this quiz, you are a true landmark ace! There's nothing about these state landmarks that can stump you. Not only did you manage to match each of these tourist attractions to the states their located in, but we truly believe this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to your knowledge!
B+, Landmark Ace
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Based on the results of this quiz, you are a true landmark expert! Matching each of these landmarks and tourist attractions to the states they call home proved a walk in the park for you. It's clear you've got a great knowledge of the United States and the places that make them so interesting!
A+, Landmark Expert
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Right!
1
In which state might you find the The Jack Daniel's Distillery?
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
2
In which state would one find the famous town of Tombstone?
Nevada
Arizona
Utah
3
In which state would one find the Mummers museum?
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
4
In which state would you find the Baseball Hall of Fame?
Ohio
New York
California
5
In what state would you find Fort Mackinac?
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
6
Which state would need to travel to if you wanted to visit Crater Lake National Park?
Oregon
New Mexico
Colorado
7
In which state would you find the Devil's Tower?
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
8
Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington, can be found in which state?
Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
9
Faneuil Hall is a historical meeting place in which New England state?
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
10
Hot Springs National Park is a popular tourist destination in which state?
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
11
In which state would you find Monticello?
Virginia
North Carolina
Massachusetts
12
One of the more unusual attractions in the USA is Carhenge, located near the city of Alliance in which state?
Indiana
Nebraska
Ohio
