50 States

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Across
  1. 5. – Smallest U.S. state.
  2. 6. – Mountain state famous for potatoes.
  3. 8. – Gateway Arch is located in this state.
  4. 9. – Home to the Grand Canyon.
  5. 11. – Home to Yellowstone National Park.
  6. 12. – “The Natural State,” capital is Little Rock.
  7. 15. – Midwest state known for Cleveland and Columbus.
  8. 18. – Island state in the Pacific Ocean.
  9. 19. – State known for salt flats and red rock canyons.
  10. 21. – Midwest state with Chicago.
  11. 25. – Second-largest state; famous for ranches and Houston.
  12. 26. – New England state with the city of Hartford.
  13. 31. – New England state famous for maple syrup.
  14. 32. – “Land of 10,000 Lakes.”
  15. 33. – Largest U.S. state, separated from the rest of the country.
  16. 34. – Northern Plains state with the city of Fargo.
  17. 35. – Mountainous Appalachian state.
  18. 37. – Southern state known for the city of Montgomery.
  19. 39. – Northeasternmost state; famous for lobster.
  20. 40. – Pacific Northwest state with Seattle.
  21. 42. – Most populated state; home to Hollywood.
  22. 43. – Peninsula state famous for beaches and Miami.
  23. 46. – Peach State with Atlanta as its capital.
  24. 47. – Great Plains state known for wheat fields.
  25. 48. – New England state with the White Mountains.
  26. 49. – Pacific Northwest state with the city of Portland.
Down
  1. 1. – Palmetto State with Charleston.
  2. 2. – Birthplace of many U.S. presidents.
  3. 3. – Home to Mount Rushmore.
  4. 4. – State with the Statue of Liberty.
  5. 7. – Desert state famous for Las Vegas.
  6. 8. – State named after a major U.S. river.
  7. 10. – Home of New Orleans and the Mississippi River delta.
  8. 13. – East Coast state with the Outer Banks.
  9. 14. – State where the Declaration of Independence was signed.
  10. 16. – Midwest state known for dairy and cheese.
  11. 17. – First state to ratify the Constitution.
  12. 20. – State shaped like a mitten; touches the Great Lakes.
  13. 22. – Southwestern state known for deserts and Santa Fe.
  14. 23. – Farmland-heavy state between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers.
  15. 24. – Chesapeake Bay borders this state.
  16. 27. – State known for the Rocky Mountains and Denver.
  17. 28. – Great Plains state known for corn and prairies.
  18. 29. – New England state home to Boston.
  19. 30. – State known for horse racing and bourbon.
  20. 36. – Midwest state famous for the Indy 500 race.
  21. 38. – Big Sky Country with wide open plains.
  22. 41. – East Coast state across the river from New York City.
  23. 44. – State known for Nashville and country music.
  24. 45. – Tornado Alley state with prairies and plains.