Certainly! Below is the completed list of U.S. states corresponding to the numbered map you provided. I’ve matched each number on the map with the correct state name.
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United States Map – State Names by Number
1.
Washington
2.
Idaho
3.
Montana
4.
North Dakota
5.
Minnesota
6.
Wisconsin
7.
Michigan
8.
New York
9.
Vermont
10.
New Hampshire
11.
Maine
12.
Oregon
13.
Wyoming
14.
South Dakota
15.
Nebraska
16.
Iowa
17.
Illinois
18.
Indiana
19.
Ohio
20.
Pennsylvania
21.
Delaware
22.
New Jersey
23.
Connecticut
24.
Massachusetts
25.
California
26.
Nevada
27.
Utah
28.
Colorado
29.
Kansas
30.
Missouri
31.
Kentucky
32.
West Virginia
33.
Virginia
34.
Maryland
35.
District of Columbia (D.C.)
36.
Arizona
37.
New Mexico
38.
Texas
39.
Oklahoma
40.
Arkansas
41.
Tennessee
42.
North Carolina
43.
Louisiana
44.
Mississippi
45.
Alabama
46.
Georgia
47.
South Carolina
48.
Florida
49.
Alaska
50.
Hawaii
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✔ Explanation:
This is a standard U.S. geography exercise where students are asked to identify and label all 50 states based on their positions on the map.
- The numbers correspond to specific states.
- Alaska and Hawaii are shown separately in the lower-left corner, as they are not contiguous with the mainland.
- The District of Columbia (D.C.) is labeled as #35, though it's not a state — it's a federal district. It's often included in such maps for geographical context.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of learning the 50 states worksheet.
