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Florida state facts

Lighting capitol of the usa 

crocodiles and alligators of usa 

70,000 work at disney land 

florida keys has about 1700 tiny island 

tallahassaa state capitol 

largest city is Jacksonville 

state size land and water 65,755

population 21,472,737 people 

state hood 3-3-1845

number of counties 67

highest point Britton HIll

length 447 miles width 361 miles 

national parks biscayne, dry tortugas, everglades 

state motto in god we trust

noble prize winners 1

famous people derrick brooks, tim raines, mitch richmond, william h macy

festival calle ocho open hoirse 8 

song old folks at home 

anthem florida where the sawgrass meets the sky 

state fresh water fish florida large mouth bass 

state gem moonstone 

state flower orange blossom 

state bird mockingbird 

state marine mammal florida manatee 

state slat water porpoise (dolphin) 

state tree sabal palm 

state wildflower state wildflower 

state horse florida cracker horse 

state butterfly zebra long wing 

state reptile american alligator 

state reptile salt water loggerhead sea turtle 

state shell horse conch

State Facts 

Name after the Colorado River, but where there name for the river come from?

Centennial state -nickname after a century of the USA Declaration of Independence 

Colorado Springs is the largest city by area 

State Captial Denver Largest City 

State SIze Land and water 104,094 miles 

Population 5,758,736

Statehood 8-1-1876

Number of Counties 64 

Highest Point Mount Elbert in Lake County 

lowest point arikaree river 

length 280 miles width 380 miles 

state motto Nil Sine Numie (nothing without the Detiy) 

Noble Prize WInners 3

Famous People Dutch Clark, Rich Gossage, Anna Suphio Robb

State Reptile Western Painted Turtle 

State Fossil Stegosauas 

State Amphibian Western Tiger Salamander 

State Fish Greenback cutthrout trout 

State Mammal rocky Mountain big horn sheep 

State bird Lark Bunting 

State Pet Colorado Shelter Pets 

State Gemstone Aquamarine 

State Mineral Rhodochrosite 

State Catus Claretcup cactus 

State tree Colordo BLue Spruce 

Arizona State Facts 

State Capital Phoenix 

Size of land and water 113,998 square miles 

statehood Feb. 2, 1912 

National Parks: Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest, Saguaro 

Nobel Prize Winners 3 of them 

Famous People Curtey Culp Footbaall Pro

Wes Bently Actor, Jordin Sparks SInger

State fish Apache Trout 

State bird Cactus wren 

state rank by population 14th 

gemstone turquoise 

state reptile arizona ridge nosed rattle snake 

state endemic ringtail 

state flower saguaro cactus blossom 

state fossil petrified wood 

state butterfly two tailed swallowtaily 

state tree blue palo verde 

state firearm colt single action army revolver 

state amphibian Arizona tree frog