US States

50 entries · Source: Wikipedia: List of states and territories of the United States · As of 2026-06

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1. AlabamaAdmitted 1819; the Heart of Dixie in the Deep South.
2. AlaskaAdmitted 1959; by far the largest state by area.
3. ArizonaAdmitted 1912; home of the Grand Canyon.
4. ArkansasAdmitted 1836; the Natural State in the South.
5. CaliforniaAdmitted 1850; the most populous US state.
6. ColoradoAdmitted 1876; the Centennial State in the Rocky Mountains.
7. ConnecticutRatified the Constitution in 1788; the Constitution State in New England.
8. DelawareThe First State: first to ratify the Constitution in 1787.
9. FloridaAdmitted 1845; the Sunshine State.
10. GeorgiaRatified the Constitution in 1788; the Peach State.
11. HawaiiAdmitted 1959; the 50th and newest state, a Pacific island chain.
12. IdahoAdmitted 1890; the Gem State, famous for potatoes.
13. IllinoisAdmitted 1818; the Prairie State, home to Chicago.
14. IndianaAdmitted 1816; the Hoosier State.
15. IowaAdmitted 1846; the Hawkeye State in the Corn Belt.
16. KansasAdmitted 1861; the Sunflower State on the Great Plains.
17. KentuckyAdmitted 1792; the Bluegrass State, officially a commonwealth.
18. LouisianaAdmitted 1812; home to New Orleans on the Gulf Coast.
19. MaineAdmitted 1820; the northeasternmost US state.
20. MarylandRatified the Constitution in 1788; the Old Line State on Chesapeake Bay.
21. MassachusettsRatified the Constitution in 1788; the Bay State, home to Boston.
22. MichiganAdmitted 1837; the Great Lakes State with two peninsulas.
23. MinnesotaAdmitted 1858; the Land of 10,000 Lakes.
24. MississippiAdmitted 1817; the Magnolia State on the lower Mississippi River.
25. MissouriAdmitted 1821; the Show-Me State, home to St. Louis and Kansas City.
26. MontanaAdmitted 1889; Big Sky Country in the northern Rockies.
27. NebraskaAdmitted 1867; the Cornhusker State on the Great Plains.
28. NevadaAdmitted 1864; the Silver State, home to Las Vegas.
29. New HampshireRatified the Constitution in 1788; the Granite State (Live Free or Die).
30. New JerseyThird state to ratify the Constitution, 1787; the Garden State.
31. New MexicoAdmitted 1912; the Land of Enchantment in the Southwest.
32. New YorkRatified the Constitution in 1788; the Empire State.
33. North CarolinaRatified the Constitution in 1789; the Tar Heel State.
34. North DakotaAdmitted 1889; the Peace Garden State on the Canadian border.
35. OhioAdmitted 1803; the Buckeye State in the Midwest.
36. OklahomaAdmitted 1907; the Sooner State.
37. OregonAdmitted 1859; the Beaver State in the Pacific Northwest.
38. PennsylvaniaSecond to ratify the Constitution, 1787; the Keystone State.
39. Rhode IslandRatified the Constitution in 1790; the smallest state by area.
40. South CarolinaRatified the Constitution in 1788; the Palmetto State.
41. South DakotaAdmitted 1889; home to Mount Rushmore.
42. TennesseeAdmitted 1796; the Volunteer State, home to Nashville.
43. TexasAdmitted 1845; the Lone Star State, second largest by area and population.
44. UtahAdmitted 1896; the Beehive State, home to Salt Lake City.
45. VermontAdmitted 1791; the first state added after the original 13.
46. VirginiaRatified the Constitution in 1788; the Old Dominion, a commonwealth.
47. WashingtonAdmitted 1889; the Evergreen State in the Pacific Northwest.
48. West VirginiaAdmitted 1863 after splitting from Virginia during the Civil War.
49. WisconsinAdmitted 1848; America's Dairyland.
50. WyomingAdmitted 1890; the least populous state, home to Yellowstone.