50 U.S. States Map Quiz (by A-Z)

[A] Alabama | A roughly rectangular state with a slight diagonal tilt, featuring a short, flat northern border and a longer, irregular southern border along the Gulf of Mexico.

[C] Alaska | A large, irregularly shaped state located in the far northwest, separated from the contiguous U.S. by Canada. It has a diverse coastline with many inlets and peninsulas.

[D] Arizona | A state with a distinctive shape featuring a prominent northwestern corner and a southern border that aligns closely with the Mexican border. It has a generally rectangular outline with some irregularities.

[A] Arkansas | A state with a somewhat rectangular shape but with a slight vertical tilt. Its northern and southern borders are relatively straight, while the eastern and western borders are more irregular.

[B] California | A long, narrow state along the western coast, with an irregular western border along the Pacific Ocean and a straight eastern border. Its southern part tapers towards the Mexico border.

[D] Colorado | A state with a near-square shape, with straight borders on the north, south, east, and west. It is known for its mountainous terrain in the central part.

[B] Connecticut | A small, rectangular state with a relatively smooth outline, located in the southwestern part of New England.

[D] Delaware | The second smallest state, with a narrow, elongated shape along the eastern seaboard. It has a distinct, slightly curved outline along the Delaware Bay.

[C] Florida | A peninsula with a long, narrow shape extending south into the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Its northern border is roughly straight, while the southern part is more irregular.

[A] Georgia | A state with a roughly rectangular shape that widens towards the north and tapers towards the south. It has a flat eastern border and a more irregular western border.

[C] Hawaii | An archipelago consisting of a series of islands in the central Pacific Ocean, with each island having a distinct, irregular outline.

[A] Idaho | A state with a somewhat rectangular shape, with a northern border that is more irregular due to mountainous terrain. Its western and eastern borders are relatively straight.

[B] Illinois | A state with a fairly regular rectangular shape, featuring straight borders and a flat eastern border along the Mississippi River.

[A] Indiana | A state with a generally rectangular shape, with a slightly irregular southern border that follows the Ohio River. Its northern border is straight and aligned with the Great Lakes.

[D] Iowa | A state with a near-rectangular shape, featuring straight borders on the north, south, east, and west. It is situated in the Midwestern region of the U.S.

[A] Kansas | A state with a nearly rectangular shape, with straight borders on all sides. It is located in the central part of the U.S.

[D] Kentucky | A state with a somewhat irregular shape, featuring a northern border that follows the Ohio River and a southern border with a mix of straight and curved lines.

[B] Louisiana | A state with a unique shape, featuring a long, irregular outline along the Gulf of Mexico and the Mississippi River. It has a distinct boot-like appearance.

[C] Maine | A state with an irregular shape and a jagged coastline along the Atlantic Ocean. It is located in the northeastern part of the U.S.

[D] Maryland | A relatively small state with a somewhat irregular shape, featuring a jagged coastline along the Chesapeake Bay and a varied outline.

[D] Massachusetts | A state with a distinct shape, featuring a relatively straight coastline on the Atlantic Ocean and an irregular western border.

[A] Michigan | A state with a unique shape consisting of two peninsulas. The Upper Peninsula is irregular, while the Lower Peninsula has a more recognizable mitten-like shape.

[A] Minnesota | A state with an irregular outline, featuring a distinct notch in the northern border along the Canadian border and a relatively straight southern border.

[B] Mississippi | A state with a generally rectangular shape, featuring a straight northern border and a slightly irregular southern border along the Gulf of Mexico.

[A] Missouri | A state with an irregular shape, featuring a mix of straight and curved borders. Its eastern border is aligned with the Mississippi River.

[D] Montana | A large state with a rectangular shape, featuring a flat northern border and a more irregular southern border.

[C] Nebraska | A state with a generally rectangular shape, featuring straight borders on all sides. It is located in the central part of the U.S.

[C] Nevada | A state with a mostly rectangular shape and straight borders, with a slight tilt. It is located in the western part of the U.S.

[A] New Hampshire | A small state with an irregular outline, featuring a jagged coastline along the Atlantic Ocean and a varied western border.

[B] New Jersey | A small state with a somewhat irregular shape, featuring a long, narrow coastline along the Atlantic Ocean and a varied western border.

[A] New Mexico | A state with a somewhat rectangular shape, with straight borders on the north, south, east, and west, and a somewhat irregular southern border.

[C] New York | A state with a large, irregular shape, featuring a flat southern border along the Pennsylvania border and a jagged coastline along the Atlantic Ocean.

[A] North Carolina | A state with a long, narrow shape extending from the Atlantic Ocean to the Appalachian Mountains. Its northern border is more irregular.

[D] North Dakota | A state with a nearly rectangular shape, featuring straight borders on all sides. It is located in the northern part of the central U.S.

[A] Ohio | A state with a rectangular shape, featuring straight borders on the north, south, east, and west, and a flat northern border along Lake Erie.

[C] Oklahoma | A state with an irregular shape, featuring a distinctive panhandle extending to the west and a varied eastern border.

[A] Oregon | A state with a generally rectangular shape, featuring a straight western border along the Pacific Ocean and a more irregular eastern border.

[D] Pennsylvania | A state with a rectangular shape, featuring straight borders on the north, south, east, and west, and a flat northern border.

[B] Rhode Island | The smallest state, with a very irregular coastline along the Atlantic Ocean and a compact shape.

[A] South Carolina | A state with a relatively rectangular shape, featuring a flat coastline along the Atlantic Ocean and a somewhat irregular western border.

[D] South Dakota | A state with a nearly rectangular shape, featuring straight borders on all sides and a relatively flat northern and southern border.

[A] Tennessee | A state with a long, narrow shape extending from east to west. Its borders are relatively straight and align with the Mississippi River to the west.

[B] Texas | A large state with a distinctive shape, featuring a long border along the Mexican border and an irregular outline with a mix of straight and curved lines.

[B] Utah | A state with a mostly rectangular shape and straight borders on all sides, with some irregularities in the southern border.

[C] Vermont | A small state with a somewhat rectangular shape and a relatively smooth outline, located in the northeastern part of the U.S.

[C] Virginia | A state with a diverse shape, featuring a long, irregular coastline along the Atlantic Ocean and a varied western border.

[A] Washington | A state with a distinctive shape, featuring a long, irregular coastline along the Pacific Ocean and a varied eastern border.

[A] West Virginia | A state with an irregular shape, featuring a mountainous region with a jagged outline and a border that follows the Appalachian Mountains.

[B] Wisconsin | A state with an irregular shape, featuring a distinct outline along the Great Lakes and a mix of straight and curved borders.

[C] Wyoming | A state with a nearly rectangular shape, featuring straight borders on all sides and a relatively flat terrain.