US states

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The 50 US states, including Alaska and Hawaii.

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This set follows the named administrative units in the cited official source. The included-place list defines the answers.

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  • District of Columbia
  • US territories

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Alabama1Alaska2Arizona3Arkansas4California5Colorado6Connecticut7Delaware8Florida9Georgia10Hawaii11Idaho12Illinois13Indiana14Iowa15Kansas16Kentucky17Louisiana18Maine19Maryland20Massachusetts21Michigan22Minnesota23Mississippi24Missouri25Montana26Nebraska27Nevada28New Hampshire29New Jersey30New Mexico31New York32North Carolina33North Dakota34Ohio35Oklahoma36Oregon37Pennsylvania38Rhode Island39South Carolina40South Dakota41Tennessee42Texas43Utah44Vermont45Virginia46Washington47West Virginia48Wisconsin49Wyoming50
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Generalized Natural Earth geography; public domain. Coordinate projection is an equirectangular study view with standard-parallel scaling. Boundaries are not a political-status claim. Alaska (lower left) and Hawaii (lower middle) are repositioned insets at different scales; distances between insets are not geographic.

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PlaceAccepted namesPlace notes
AlabamaAlabamaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
AlaskaAlaskaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
ArizonaArizonaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
ArkansasArkansasOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
CaliforniaCaliforniaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
ColoradoColoradoOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
ConnecticutConnecticutOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
DelawareDelawareOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
FloridaFloridaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
GeorgiaGeorgiaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
HawaiiHawaiiOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
IdahoIdahoOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
IllinoisIllinoisOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
IndianaIndianaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
IowaIowaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
KansasKansasOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
KentuckyKentuckyOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
LouisianaLouisianaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
MaineMaineOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
MarylandMarylandOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
MassachusettsMassachusettsOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
MichiganMichiganOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
MinnesotaMinnesotaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
MississippiMississippiOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
MissouriMissouriOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
MontanaMontanaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
NebraskaNebraskaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
NevadaNevadaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
New HampshireNew HampshireOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
New JerseyNew JerseyOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
New MexicoNew MexicoOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
New YorkNew YorkOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
North CarolinaNorth CarolinaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
North DakotaNorth DakotaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
OhioOhioOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
OklahomaOklahomaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
OregonOregonOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
PennsylvaniaPennsylvaniaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
Rhode IslandRhode IslandOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
South CarolinaSouth CarolinaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
South DakotaSouth DakotaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
TennesseeTennesseeOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
TexasTexasOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
UtahUtahOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
VermontVermontOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
VirginiaVirginiaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
WashingtonWashingtonOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
West VirginiaWest VirginiaOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
WisconsinWisconsinOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
WyomingWyomingOutlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used.
Sources and map notes

equirectangular; regional standard parallel; US inset transforms when stated. Generalized Natural Earth geography; public domain. Coordinate projection is an equirectangular study view with standard-parallel scaling. Boundaries are not a political-status claim. Alaska (lower left) and Hawaii (lower middle) are repositioned insets at different scales; distances between insets are not geographic.

Last scope review: 2026-10-21

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