Map worksheet: the 50 US states
A map of the 50 US states, each one numbered. Small ones get a dot and a line to their number, and the numbers run in rows from top left. Write the names on the numbered lines below the map. The answers, with every capital, are on the last page. Alaska and Hawaii are drawn below the main map, at their own scale.
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Which states are these?
Map worksheet: the 50 US states
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Answers
Map worksheet: the 50 US states
- Washington (Olympia)
- Montana (Helena)
- South Dakota (Pierre)
- North Dakota (Bismarck)
- Minnesota (Saint Paul)
- Vermont (Montpelier)
- Maine (Augusta)
- Oregon (Salem)
- Idaho (Boise)
- Wyoming (Cheyenne)
- Nebraska (Lincoln)
- Iowa (Des Moines)
- Wisconsin (Madison)
- Illinois (Springfield)
- Indiana (Indianapolis)
- Michigan (Lansing)
- Ohio (Columbus)
- Pennsylvania (Harrisburg)
- New York (Albany)
- New Jersey (Trenton)
- Connecticut (Hartford)
- New Hampshire (Concord)
- Massachusetts (Boston)
- California (Sacramento)
- Nevada (Carson City)
- Utah (Salt Lake City)
- Colorado (Denver)
- Kansas (Topeka)
- Missouri (Jefferson City)
- Tennessee (Nashville)
- Kentucky (Frankfort)
- West Virginia (Charleston)
- Virginia (Richmond)
- Maryland (Annapolis)
- Delaware (Dover)
- Rhode Island (Providence)
- Arizona (Phoenix)
- New Mexico (Santa Fe)
- Texas (Austin)
- Oklahoma (Oklahoma City)
- Louisiana (Baton Rouge)
- Arkansas (Little Rock)
- Mississippi (Jackson)
- Alabama (Montgomery)
- Georgia (Atlanta)
- South Carolina (Columbia)
- North Carolina (Raleigh)
- Florida (Tallahassee)
- Alaska (Juneau)
- Hawaii (Honolulu)
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