If when you think of the Virgin Islands, you picture beautiful islands and beaches, you certainly would not be wrong. Within its 737 square miles, you’ll find about islands and … Read more

Although ranked 46th in size and 11th in population, the Garden State actually has the highest density population in the nation. And it also has the most shopping malls in … Read more

The 47th state to enter the union isn’t called “The Land of Enchantment” for nothing. The 121,697 square foot southwest state boasts not only mountains (88 ranges), but also seven … Read more

When it comes to size, at 8,968 square miles, New Hampshire ranks 44th. But with almost 1.4 million people, it actually moves up a bit as the 42nd most populated … Read more

It isn’t an exaggeration to say that everything about Texas is big. From its 268,596 square miles to its almost 30 million residents, its takes second in both size and … Read more

Although the smallest of all the states, at only 1,214 square miles, Rhode Island actually has quite a bit. Since it’s bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and has three rivers, … Read more

Although there are two of them, it’s North Carolina that gets the “Carolina” nickname, perhaps due to its size and population, which ranks at 28 and 9, respectively. There are … Read more

What North Dakota lacks in population (it is the third least populous), it makes up for in size. At 70,704 square miles, it is the 19th largest state. The 39th … Read more

Although Ohio is only the 34th-largest state in the US, with a population of almost 12 million, it ranks number seven in population and number 10 in most densely populated. … Read more

The 46th state to enter the Union, Oklahoma is a lot more than just the name of a 1943 musical. Just some of the state’s accolades include the invention of … Read more