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List of Midwestern States Facts

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Learn the capitals, landmarks, and key facts about the 12 Midwestern U.S. states through flashcards covering geography, history, and culture.

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front Capital: Columbus	back Ohio

front Capital: Indianapolis	back Indiana

front Capital: Jefferson City	back Missouri

front Arch in St Louis, Missouri	back Gateway Arch

front Capital: Denver	back Colorado

front Capital: On Baffin Island, Iqaluit	back Nunavut

front Inhabited by Inuit and indigenous people	back Nunavut

front Capital Winnipeg	back Manitoba

front Lake Winnipeg	back Manitoba

front Capital: Bismarck	back North Dakota

front 2000-2010 immune to Great Recession because of oil due to the Bakken formation	back North Dakota

front Capital: St. Paul	back Minnesota

front Twin Cities (in Minnesota)	back St. Paul and Minneapolis

front Start of Mississippi river at:	back Lake Itaska

front ___ range near lake superior	back iron range, in Minnesota

front Capital: Lincoln (Named after the pres)	back Nebraska

front River in Nebraska	back Platte

front Capital: Topeka	back Kansas

front Brown V. Board of Education	back Kansas

front Capital: Des Moines	back Iowa

front Pres from Iowa	back Herbert Hoover

front Capital: Springfield	back Illinois

front IMPORTANT city in Illinois:	back Chicago

front Divided into 2 peninsulas	back Michigan

front Capital: Lansing Biggest City: Detroit	back Michigan

front Capital of Wisconsin:	back Madison

front Wisconsin senator	back Joe Mcarthy,

front Capital of South Dakota	back Pierre

front Prominent feature: Black Hills, Badlands	back South Dakota

front Saskatchewan capital:	back Regina

front Important lake in Saskatchewan	back Lake Athabasca

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