Want some fun facts about California? As the Beach Boys famously sang about their home state, “You could travel the world, but nothing comes close to the golden coast…” California, famous for its music, Hollywood scene, beaches, peaks, and valleys, is the country’s most populous state where people flock to enjoy its seemingly never-ending sunshine …
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Utah is centrally located in the Intermountain West, often called the “Crossroads of the West”, with three major land areas within its geography: the Rocky Mountains, the Basin and Ridge Region, and the Colorado Plateau. Industries key to Utah’s economy include agriculture, mining, petroleum production, finance, information technology, tourism and manufacturing. Utah’s name has two …
Ready for some fun facts about Colorado? Colorado’s first European visitors were the Spanish, who arrived in the 1500’s. Named after the Colorado River, its Spanish name means “Colored Red”, or “Red River”, after the color of the river and the red of the earth and rocks in and around it. It is also called …
The 25th state may not have a reputation for being a hot spot for travelers but this “Natural State” is chock full of secrets to amaze and delight anyone looking for a leafy experience. From the Mississippi River to the east and the Ozarks to the north, Arkansas’s forested landscape has been to home to …
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