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This document provides information about the capitals, nicknames, state birds, flowers, climates, and other facts about 12 U.S. states: Massachusetts, New York, Hawaii, Louisiana, New Jersey, Nevada, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, and California. Key details given include the capitals of Boston, Albany, Honolulu, Baton Rouge, Trenton, Carson City, Nashville, Tallahassee, Atlanta, and Sacramento as well as the state flowers of magnolia, sagebrush, iris, orange blossom, Cherokee rose, and California poppy.
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50 states sp
This document provides brief descriptions of facts about the states of California, Washington, Florida, Hawaii, Georgia, Nevada, Arizona, New Jersey, New York, and Texas. For each state, it lists the capital city, nickname, motto, bird, flower, tree, or other symbols. The document acts as a reference for key details about 10 different US states.
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- 2. Massachusetts • The capitol of Massachusetts is Boston • Agriculture is seafood and nursery stock • Border states include Vermont and New York • One of the US’s most historical states • Massachusetts’ nick name is the bay state
- 3. New York • Capitol of New York is Albany • Nick name is the Big Apple • State bird is the Blue bird • Climate is very humid • Broadway, most famous theatre in US.
- 4. Hawaii • The capitol of Hawaii is Honolulu • State bird is the Nene • Agriculture includes pineapple and sugarcane • Historical site, Pearl Harbor. • Nick name for Hawaii, Aloha state
- 5. Louisiana • Capitol of Louisiana is Baton Rouge • State bird is, Eastern Brown Pelican • Climate is very hot and humid • The eighteenth state according to Constitution • State flower is the Magnolia
- 6. New Jersey • Capitol city is Trenton • State bird is the Eastern Goldfinch • Garden state • Agriculture includes vegies and horses • Atlantic City is the longest boardwalk in the world.
- 7. Nevada • The state capitol is Carson City • The state bird is the Mountain Bluebird • The state flower is the sagebrush • Las Vegas is a large tourist city • One of the most historical states
- 8. Tennessee • The state capitol is Nashville • The state bird is the Mockingbird • The state flower is the Iris • Bristol is the birthplace of country music • State animal is the raccoon
- 9. Florida • State capitol is Tallahassee • State bird is the Mockingbird • The nickname is the sunshine state • The state flower is the Orange Blossom • Climate is hot and humid
- 10. Georgia • Capitol city is Atlanta • 4th state according to constitution • The state flower is the Cherokee Rose • The state bird is the brown thrasher. • The highest point in Georgia is Brasstown Bald
- 11. California • Capitol city is Sacramento • State flower is California Poppy. • Highest point in CA is Mt. Whitney • Hollywood is the most popular tourist spot • Nickname is the Golden State