Category: North America
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Colorado’s Geographic Regions
Colorado’s geographic regions Colorado is a state in the western United States. Colorado is bordered by Wyoming to the north, Nebraska to the northeast, Kansas to the east, Oklahoma to the southeast, New Mexico to the south and Utah at its southwest corner. Colorado is also known as “The Centennial State” because it became a…
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Where Is Colorado?
If you’re like a lot of people who are unfamiliar with the United States, you might be wondering, “Where is Colorado?” The answer is simple: Colorado is a state in the western United States. It is located in what’s called the Mountain Time Zone, which means the time there matches that of states immediately to…
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What Are The US Territories?
What Are The US Territories? You may know that the United States contains 50 states. But did you know that there are 14 other areas that are under the control of the United States? These places, known as the United States Territories, house more than 4 million American citizens who can proudly claim their status…
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Dutch Speaking Countries In The Caribbean
Dutch Speaking Countries In The Caribbean Aruba, Curacao, and Bonaire are all Dutch-speaking countries in the Caribbean. These islands were formerly colonies of the Netherlands Antilles and are now autonomous territories of Holland. In this article, we’ll learn about these beautiful places, as well as other islands in the Caribbean that speak Dutch. Aruba Aruba…
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French Speaking Countries In The Caribbean
French Speaking Countries In The Caribbean The Caribbean may be the most popular tourist destination in the world for Americans, but there’s more to it than palm trees, rum drinks, and beaches. Many of the islands here are part of territories or countries that speak French, as opposed to English. Though English is undoubtedly the…
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Spanish Speaking Countries In The Caribbean
Spanish Speaking Countries In The Caribbean The Spanish-speaking Caribbean is a treasure trove of regional culture, beach bum lifestyles, and stunning historical sites that have been preserved and cultivated over the centuries. Whether you’re interested in experiencing a laid-back beach lifestyle or just want to explore the rich history of a world-class UNESCO World Heritage…
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The Official State Bird of Arizona is Cactus Wren
The Official State Bird of Arizona is Cactus Wren In 1931, the Arizona state legislature officially adopted the cactus wren is the official state bird. This little brown and white bird is a common sight in the Sonoran Desert, where it builds its nests in cacti and other thorny plants. While their numbers have declined…
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The flag of Wyoming
The flag of Wyoming The flag of Wyoming was officially adopted in 1917. The blue background represents the sky and the forests; the state’s mineral wealth is represented by three golden bars, each representing gold, copper, and lead. A white bar shows the state’s agriculture. The buffalo was first seen by Europeans in 1743 when…
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20 Interesting Facts About Aurora, Colorado
Facts About Aurora Did you know that Aurora is the third most populous city in Colorado? Or that it’s home to a number of Fortune 500 companies? Here are some more facts about this fascinating city: Aurora was founded in 1891 and named after one of the daughters of Colorado’s first governor, William H. Larimer,…
