This document provides brief summaries of facts about the US states of Missouri, Florida, Mississippi, Utah, Oregon, Massachusetts, Wyoming, Wisconsin, Vermont, Indiana including their capital cities, state flowers, trees, birds, nicknames, constitutions and highest points.
2. Capital City- Jefferson City
State Bird- Bluebird
Origin of Name- Missouri Indian Tribe, It
Means “Town of the Large Canoes”
State Tree- Flowering Dogwood
Highest Point- Taum Sauk Mountain; 1,772
feet, 41st
3. Capital City- Tallahassee
State Flower- Orange Blossom
Origin of Name- from the Spanish for
“Flowery Easter”
State Tree- Cabbage Palmetto
Highest Point- Britton Hill; 345 feet, 50th
4. Capital City- Jackson
State Flower- Magnolia
Nickname- Magnolia State
Elvis’s Home State
Highest Point- Woodall Mountain; 806 feet,
47th
5. Capital City- Salt Lake City
Bird- The Common American Gull
Constitution- 45th State
Flower- Sego lily
Nickname- The Beehive State
6. Capital City- Salem
Constitution- 33rd State
Highest Point- Mount Hood; 11,239 feet, 13th
Tree- Douglas Fir
Bird- Western Meadowlark
7. Capital City- Boston
Salem Witch Trials
Bird- Chickadee
Constitution- 6th State
Flower- Mayflower
8. Capital City- Cheyenne
Constitution- 44th State
Flower- Indian Paintbrush
Tree- Cottonwood
Highest Point- Gannett Peak; 13,804 feet, 5th
9. Capital City- Madison
Bird- Robin
Flower- Wood Violet
Constitution- 30th State
Highest Point- Timms Hill; 1,951 feet, 39th
10. Capital City- Montpelier
Constitution- 14th State
Flower- Red Clover
Nickname- Green Mountain State
Tree- Sugar Maple
11. Capital City- Indianapolis
Constitution- 19th State
Flower- Peony
Highest Point- Hoosier Hill; 1,257 feet, 44th
Song- On the banks of the Wabash