The "Lone Star" state is home to the Astrodome and everything is bigger in this state.

The "Grand Canyon State" is also home to the Painted Desert, the Petrified Forest, and the giant Meteor Crater.

The Run for the Roses horse race is held here and Mammoth Cave is located in the "Blue Grass" state.

The first plane flight took place near the dunes of the Atlantic Ocean in the "Tarheal State."

Valley Forge is located here and its City of Brotherly Love houses the Liberty Bell.

In the "Sooner State," named after the term used for settlers in the Midwest, 25 Native American languages are spoken, more than any other state.

The "Sunshine State" is home to the Everglades and produces a lot of orange juice.

The "Last Frontier State" contains the tallest mountain in the United States.

Davy Crockett is probably the most famous volunteer to come from the "Volunteer State."

After the thirteen original states (colonies), this maple syrup producing state was the first to join the union.

Mount Rushmore and the Badlands National Monument are in this state.

Known as the "Hoosier State," this state hosts a famous auto race every Memorial Day.

The "Centennial State" was admitted to the Union 100 years after the Declaration of Independence and is home to the Rocky Mountains.

The "Golden State" is home to the largest living tree in the United States.