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The Most Difficult-to-Pronounce Town in Every Single State

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The English language is tricky enough without all those U.S. town and city names that aren't even derived from English. Before you butcher another pronunciation, this handy guide will show you how to say the trickiest town names just like a local.

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Hiking the Grand Canyon: 800 Miles of Magic and Misery

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Follow two men on their epic, end-to-end hike of the Grand Canyon-something only a handful of people have accomplished.

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Just because you were born somewhere doesn't mean you belong there.

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which u.s. state should you live in? online quiz

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Which state fits your state of mind? Take the quiz.

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Where Should I Live Quiz - Random Quizzes | QuizRocket

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Wondering where to live? Take the Where Should I Live Quiz & see what city is best for you. Big city? Small town, warm weather? Cold? Learn where to live!

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Inside Yellowstone's Supervolcano

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Think of Yellowstone as a gigantic pressure cooker, fueled by a massive supervolcano. Water from rain and snowmelt, much of it centuries-old, percolates through cracks in the Earth's crust until heated by molten rock reservoirs deep below. The water then filters upward, eventually finding release in the thousands of geysers, hot springs, and other hydrothermal wonders.

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Think of Yellowstone as a gigantic pressure cooker, fueled by a massive supervolcano. Water from rain and snowmelt, much of it centuries-old, percolates through cracks in the Earth's crust until heated by molten rock reservoirs deep below. The water then filters upward, eventually finding release in the thousands of geysers, hot springs, and other hydrothermal wonders.

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Hurricane Katrina Day by Day | National Geographic

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What are Regional Belts? (U.S Geography)

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MapFight - California (US) vs Germany size comparison

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Oceans:
Pacific, Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico/Caribbean

Neighbors:
Canada, Mexico

States:
NY, FL, TX, AZ, NM, WA, LA, OK

Cities:
NYC, Chicago, LA, SF, SD, DC

Lakes:
The Great Lakes, Salt Lake

Mountains:
The Rocky Mountains, the Appalachians, highest mountain in the US, highest mountain in the contiguous US

Rivers:
Colorado, Missouri, Mississippi, Rio Grande

Areas:
New England, 13 original colonies, Tornado Alley, hurricane area, Silicon Valley, time zones

Belts:
The sun belt, rust belt, bible belt, bread basket

Other:
San Andreas Fault, Yellow Stone NP, Yosemite NP, the Grand Canyon, Route 66

BONUS QUESTION: What is Plymouth Rock, and where is it???