By Stella Alexander on April 28, 2018
"Oh, beautiful for spacious skies! For amber waves of grain." While "America the Beautiful" isn't the national anthem, it definitely speaks true to the geography of the United States. A diverse region, the United States is the third largest country in the world with thousands of cities, states, landmarks and bodies of water that attribute to its landscape. From its bordering oceans to its narrow rivers, can you pass the toughest U.S. geography quiz of all time?
As the third largest country, one could expect that the geography of the United States varies greatly. While temperatures in Alaska can easily fall in the negatives, it comes as no shock when temperatures in Death Valley reach over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. One could witness the dry deserts of Nevada and then travel to Florida to visit the tropical wetlands of the Everglades. There's a lot more to U.S. geography than just states and capitals, but even that can sometimes get tricky. Identifying capitals like Atlanta for Georgia and Denver for Colorado might be easy, but what about the capitals for states like Maine, Nebraska and Washington? From the arctic regions of Alaska to the tips of Florida, can you score at least 29/35 on the toughest U.S. geography quiz? Let's find out!