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Introduction and geographical location
The United States is a country in the Western Hemisphere, geographically located 37,0902 ° N, 95.7129 ° W. The United States of America is comprised of 50 contiguous states on the North American continent; Alaska, a peninsula that forms the northwestern part of North America and Hawaii, an archipelago in the Pacific Ocean. The country also has many US territories in the Pacific and the Caribbean. The United States shares borders with Canada and Mexico and a body of water bordering Russia.
Acreage
The total water area, slightly larger or smaller than the People's Republic of China, makes the United States the fourth-largest country in the world. However, this position depends on two territories that India claims but is managed by China and included in the Chinese area. Both China and the United States are behind Canada and Russia in terms of total acreage. In terms of land area, the United States is the third largest country in the world, after Russia and Canada. Calculated by total area, USA:
3/10 African Size
1/2 South American Size
1/2 Russian Size
Almost equal to China
Slightly better than Brazil
A little more than half the size
2 sizes Australia and ½ Western Europe
About 14 times the size of France
Around 39 times the size of the UK
Capital
The capital of the United States is the federal district of Washington, DC The head of the federal government is the President. Each state is also governed by its own state government. Two-letter State Abbreviations As noted, each state has an acronym for postal purposes - customers want to make sure what they order online quickly and accurately reaches them.
Travel
With many famous tourist destinations, it is impossible not to mention the Statue of Liberty or the full name of the Statue of Liberty illuminates the world. This is a bronze sculpture placed on Liberty Island in New York Harbor.
With many famous tourist destinations, it is impossible not to mention the Statue of Liberty or the full name of the Statue of Liberty illuminates the world. This is a bronze sculpture placed on Liberty Island in New York Harbor.
The Freedom Trail is the road that crosses the tourist city center of Boston. Perhaps Boston is the most ideal tourist destination to help tourists explore the history of American revolution. Because most events take place in and around Massachusetts. And there are many other popular tourist attractions you can explore on the US State Map!
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Louisiana Map
General introduction
The state of Louisiana is located in the southern region of the United States. Nicknamed 'Bayou State', it is the 25th most populous state. Louisiana is bordered by Texas to the west, Arkansas to the north, Mississippi to the east, and the Gulf of Mexico to the south. A large portion of its eastern boundary is divided by the Mississippi River. Louisiana is the only US state to have political subdivisions called parishes, which are equivalent to counties. The state capital is Baton Rouge, and its largest city is New Orleans.
History
Louisiana Indigenous cultures such as Marksville, Fourche Maline, Po Poor Point, Baytown and Caddoan Mississippian thrived in the region in pre-Colombian times. Louisiana became a French colony in the 17th century. After the Seven Years' War, France ceded part of the area to Spain, but acquired it in 1800. In 1803, the United States acquired it from France at the Louisiana Purchase and annexed it as the eighteenth state in 1812. Louisiana joined the Union of States in the Civil War. After the Civil War, the state witnessed the deprivation, division, and migration of American Americans. During the 1950s and 60s, it played an active role in the Civil Rights Movement. More recently, it was in news as low-lying areas of the state were hit by catastrophic Hurricane Katrina in August 2005.
Geography
Louisiana is bordered by Texas to the west, Arkansas to the north, Mississippi to the east, and the Gulf of Mexico to the south. Louisiana has two distinct geographical features: the northern highlands and the alluvial coastal zone. The uplands in the north have steppe and forest trees while the alluvial zone consists of wetlands, coastal marshes and barrier islands. The state's major rivers are the Mississippi, the Red and the Ouachita Rivers. To the south, Louisiana's coastal wetlands are among the fastest disappearing regions in the world. Driskill Mountain, just 163 meters high, is the highest point in the state. Louisiana has a humid subtropical climate with long, hot summers and short, mild winters.
Travel
Travel Destinations in Louisiana Travel is an important industry in Louisiana, thanks to its beauty and vibrant culture. New Orleans is a crossroads of cultures and is famous for the French Quarter, Mardi Gras Parade, Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Reserve, National World War II Museum, Jackson Square and New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. Baton Rouge is famous for its southern lifestyle and historic landmarks. The Jean Lafitte Park offers a taste of the Cajun tradition and an insight into the state's history. Chicot State Park, Lake Fausse Pointe State Park and Tickfaw State Park provide many opportunities for outdoor creativity. The Melrose Plantation in Natchitoches, the RW Norton Art Gallery in Shreveport, Vermilionville in Lafayette, the Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge, and the Sci-Port Discovery Center are some of the most visited sites in Louisiana.
Transport
How to get around Louisiana By air - Louis Armstrong International Airport New Orleans (MSY) is the busiest airport in the state. By Train - Amtrak operates Crescent, Sunset Limited and the City of New Orleans through the state. Roads - I-10, I-12, and I-20 are the major interstate highways in the state.
Education
Education in Louisiana Each parish in Louisiana has a school district. Louisiana State University, Southern University and University of Louisiana are public institutions of higher education.
Religion
Christians make up 84% of the state's total population, making Louisiana one of the most Christian states in the United States. The largest Christian denomination by number of followers in 2010 was the Catholic Church with 1,200,900; Southern Baptist Convention with 709,650; and United Methodist Church with 146,848. The non-denominational Protestant Protestant churches have 195,903 members.
Religions other than Christianity are also primarily located in urban areas of Louisiana, including Islam and Hinduism. In the Greater Shreveport metropolitan area, Muslims are estimated to be 14% of Louisiana's total Muslim population as of 2014.

Map Kentucky
General introduction
Kentucky is an ice sheet located in the Southern region of the United States, bordering Illinois, Indiana and Ohio to the north; West Virginia andVirginia to the east; Tennessee at the south; and Missouri to the west. The bluegrass region in the center of the state contains the state capital, Frankfort, as well as its two largest cities, Louisville and Lexington. Together they make up more than 20% of the state's population. Kentucky is 37th largest and 26th most populous out of the 50 USA.
It is one of four states of the United States that are constituted as a Commonwealth, with the others being Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts. There are 120 counties in Kentucky. Louisville and Lexington are the largest cities in the state. Frankfort is the capital of the state.
History
Kentucky The land was mostly inhabited by Native American tribes from 1000 BC until contact with Europeans in the mid-eighteenth century. Originally part of the state of Virginia, Kentucky became a full state in 1792. The area known as Central Kentucky in the 19th century was a large slave detention area. During the US Civil War, Kentucky was considered one of the "border states". The state is the birthplace of US President Abraham Lincoln and Union President Jefferson Davis.
Geography
Kentucky The state of Kentucky is part of the central southeast region (also known as the south highlands) in the United States. East Kentucky lies in the Appalachian Mountains. Kentucky is divided into five geographically distinct regions. They were the Cumberland Plateau, the Bluegrass region, the PennyRoyal Plateau, the western coal mines and finally the Jackson acquisition. Kentucky has a humid subtropical climate.
Travel
A Tourism Destination in Kentucky Kentucky is a land of diverse habitats and rich resources. Pay attention to the soul-stirring tunes of Bluegrass music and absorb the uncontrollable spirit that runs wildly in the state. Major attractions in Kentucky include Mammoth Cave National Park, Newport Aquarium, Beech Bend Park, Louisville Zoo, National Escort Museum, Cumberland Gap, Buffalo Trace Distillery and Calendar Park Cumberland Gap Country History.
Transportation
Getting to Kentucky By Air - Cincinnati / North Kentucky International Airport (CVG) and Louisville International Airport (SDF) are the main airports in the state. By Train - The Cardinal and City of New Orleans are two Amtrak lines serving the state. Roads - Interstate highways (I-24, I-64, I-65 and I-71) and U.S. highways (US 23, 25, US 27 and US 62) connect cities big in Kentucky.
Education
Kentucky There are eight major public universities in Kentucky. Among these, the University of Kentucky and the University of Louisville are research-oriented schools. Other prominent universities in the state are University of Transylvania and College of Berea. The state has 173 school districts.

Places to Visit in Kentucky

Kentucky Travel Guide

Cities in Louisiana
