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Test your knowledge with this US states quiz: Can you name the states in order from west to east? Challenge yourself and see if you can beat the clock!

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US States West To East In Order

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Name the US states in order from west to east based on their westernmost point on land. PLEASE NOTE – this quiz was created using a highly detailed boundary file from the census – although a longitude line may be generally the ‘boundary’, they aren’t exact, therefore all states with western borders on a longitude line won’t all be equal, as their westernmost point isn’t exactly on that line.

You begin with 1 minute (or 30 seconds for non-Premium members) but get 10 seconds per state answered.

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G.Gamble

5 months ago

What on earth is 28? I tried all the states on the Mississippi and got nothing.

Dave Skin

11 days ago

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michigan