This document provides brief information about the capital cities, state birds, dates of statehood, and highest points of 15 U.S. states: Indiana, Arizona, New York, Oklahoma, Florida, Delaware, Michigan, Virginia, New Jersey, California, Connecticut, and Ohio. Each state's entry consists of 4 bullet points of data.

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2. Indiana
• Capital City Indianapolis
• State Bird Cardinal
• Admission to statehood:
December 11,1816
• Highest point
Hoosier Hill

3. Arizona
• Capital City
Phoenix
• State Bird: Cactus Wren
• Admission to
Statehood:
February 14,1912
• Highest point:
Humphreys Peak

4. New York
• Capital City: Albany
• State Bird: Bluebird
• Admission to
statehood: July 26,1788
• Highest Point:
Mt.Marcy

5. Oklahoma
• Capital City: Oklahoma
City
• State Bird: Scissor-Tailed
Flycatcher
• Admission to
statehood: November
16, 1907
• Highest Point: Black
Mesa

6. Florida
• Capital City: Tallahassee
• State Bird: Mockingbird
• Admission to
statehood: March 3,
1845
• Highest Point: Britton
Hill

7. Delaware
• Capital City: Dover
• State Bird: Blue Hen
Chicken
• Admission to
statehood: December
7,1787
• Highest Point: Ebright
Azimuth

8. Michigan
• Capital City: Lansing
• State Bird: Robin
• Admission to
statehood: January
26,1837
• Highest Point: Mt.Arvon

9. Virginia
• Capital City: Richmond
• State Bird: Cardinal
• Admission to
statehood: June 25,
1788
• Highest Point: Mt.
Rogers

10. New Jersey
• Capital City: Trenton
• State Bird: Eastern
Goldfinch
• Admission to
statehood: December
18, 1787
• Highest Point: High
Point

11. California
• Capital City:
Sacramento
• State Bird: California
Valley Bird
• Admission to
statehood: September
9,1850
• Highest Point: Mt.
Whitney

12. Connecticut
• Capital City: Hartford
• State Bird: Robin
• Admission to
statehood: January
9,1788
• Highest Point: Mt.
Frissell

13. Ohio
• Capital City: Columbus
• State Bird: Cardinal
• Admission to
statehood: March 1,
1803
• Highest Point: Mt.
Arvon

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