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United States

United States of America

Americas · North America

Capital
Washington D.C.
Population
326.7M
Area
9,372,610 km²
Region
North America
Languages
English
Currency
United States dollar ($)

Location on the World Map

United States
Americas · North America
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ContinentAmericas · North America
Neighbouring countries (2)

Famous Personality

Michael Jackson

musician

He became one of the most influential and best-selling entertainers in history.

Local Delicacy

Hamburger

A beef patty in a bun that became one of the most iconic foods associated with the United States.

National Symbols

National animalAmerican bison
National birdBald eagle

Famous Landmark & Geography

Statue of Liberty, a famous landmark of United States

Statue of Liberty

This monument in New York Harbor is a global symbol of the United States.

Agriculture & Produce

Most grown cropMaize

Maize is the United States' largest crop by production and a foundation of its feed, fuel, and export sectors.

Most grown fruitGrape

Grape is the leading U.S. fruit crop by volume and value, driven heavily by California production.

Major Cities

New York City Los Angeles Chicago Houston Phoenix

Mountain Peaks (Tallest to Shortest)

1Denali6,190 m
2Mount Saint Elias5,489 m
3Mount Foraker5,304 m
4Mount Bona5,005 m

Major Airports

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport · Atlanta
IATA ATLICAO KATL
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport · Dallas-Fort Worth
IATA DFWICAO KDFW
Denver International Airport · Denver
IATA DENICAO KDEN
Los Angeles International Airport · Los Angeles
IATA LAXICAO KLAX

Top 5 Musical Instruments (Most to Least Popular)

1
Electric guitar

The electric guitar is foundational to U.S. rock, blues, country, and many forms of popular music.

2
Drum kit

The drum kit, developed largely in the United States, anchors jazz, rock, pop, hip-hop, and many other genres.

3
Piano

Piano is central to American classical, jazz, gospel, blues, and popular songwriting traditions.

4
Saxophone

The saxophone became especially iconic in the United States through jazz, rhythm and blues, and pop music.

5
Banjo

The banjo is a hallmark of American folk, bluegrass, old-time, and country music.

Major Rivers

Mississippi Missouri Colorado Rio Grande

Bordering Countries

CanadaMexico