Blank United States of America Map Worksheet - Your Home Teacher - Free Printable

The user wants me to solve the geography worksheet questions about the Map of the United States. Let me work through each question carefully.

The questions are:
1. Do you know which state you are living in? Color it with blue, and write down its full name here.
2. What states have you been to? Color them with green, and write their abbreviations here.
3. What state is directly to the south of VA (Virginia)?
4. What state is on the southwest side of CO (Colorado)?
5. What state is on the most northeast side of the country?

Let me think through questions 3, 4, and 5 carefully since those have definitive answers:

Question 3: What state is directly to the south of VA (Virginia)?
Looking at the map, Virginia's southern neighbor is North Carolina (NC). Yes, North Carolina is directly south of Virginia.

Question 4: What state is on the southwest side of CO (Colorado)?
Colorado's neighbors:
- North: Wyoming (WY)
- Northeast: Nebraska (NE)
- East: Kansas (KS)
- Southeast: Oklahoma (OK) - just a corner
- South: New Mexico (NM)
- Southwest: Arizona (AZ) - just a corner
- West: Utah (UT)

Wait, let me reconsider. The "southwest side" of Colorado... Looking at the map, Arizona touches Colorado at the Four Corners point (the southwestern corner of Colorado). But New Mexico is more directly south.

Actually, looking at this more carefully:
- The state directly south of Colorado is New Mexico (NM)
- The state to the southwest corner of Colorado is Arizona (AZ) - they meet at the Four Corners

Hmm, but the question asks "on the southwest side of CO". At the Four Corners, Arizona is at the southwest corner of Colorado. So Arizona would be the answer for "southwest side."

But wait - New Mexico is more directly south/southeast. Let me think again.

The Four Corners monument is where Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona all meet. From Colorado's perspective:
- Southwest corner touches Arizona
- South border is shared with New Mexico

So if we're talking about the "southwest side," Arizona (AZ) is at the southwest corner of Colorado.

Actually, I need to be more careful. Looking at a standard US map:
- Colorado's western border is with Utah
- Colorado's southern border is with New Mexico (and a tiny bit with Oklahoma)
- At the very southwest corner of Colorado, Arizona meets Colorado at the Four Corners

So the state on the southwest side of Colorado would be Arizona (AZ).

Question 5: What state is on the most northeast side of the country?
The most northeastern state is Maine (ME). It's the easternmost and northernmost state in the contiguous US, located in the far northeast corner.

Now for questions 1 and 2, these are personal questions that depend on where the student lives and what states they've visited. I should note that these are personal answers.

Let me finalize my answers:
1. Personal answer - depends on where student lives
2. Personal answer - depends on states visited
3. North Carolina (NC)
4. Arizona (AZ)
5. Maine (ME)

Let me verify question 4 once more. The question says "on the southwest side of CO (Colorado)."

Looking at Colorado's borders:
- The state touching Colorado's southwest corner is Arizona (at Four Corners)
- New Mexico is south of Colorado

I think Arizona is the correct answer for "southwest side" since it's specifically at the southwest corner.

Actually, I want to double-check this. Let me think about it geometrically. Colorado is roughly rectangular. Its corners are:
- Northwest: touches Utah and Wyoming
- Northeast: touches Wyoming and Nebraska
- Southeast: touches Kansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico
- Southwest: touches Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico (Four Corners area)

At the Four Corners, going clockwise from Colorado's perspective:
- West: Utah
- Southwest corner: Arizona (just a point)
- South: New Mexico

So Arizona is technically at the southwest corner/point of Colorado. The answer should be Arizona (AZ).

Final answers:
1. [Personal - student's home state]
2. [Personal - states visited]
3. North Carolina (NC)
4. Arizona (AZ)
5. Maine (ME)