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Alabama: George Washington Carver discovered almost 300 plus ways to use peanuts
Alaska: The greatest coastline in America, 6,640 miles, longer than that of all other states collective.
Arizona: The most number of telescopes in the world, in Tucson
Arkansas: The single active diamond mine in America.
California: "General Sherman," that is a 3,500 year aged tree, and a place of bristlecone pines 4,000 years mature are the world's most ancient living beings.
Colorado: The world's biggest silver nugget located in 1894 close to Aspen
Connecticut: The earliest US cookbook, distributed in Hartford in the year 1796: American Cookery by Amelia Simmons
Delaware: The earliest log cabins in North US, made in the year 1683 by Swedish colonists
Florida: American spacecraft debuts from Cape Canaveral, previously known as Cape Kennedy
Georgia: The Girl Scouts, established in Savannah by Juliette Gordon Low in the year 1912
Hawaii: The only royal fortress in America (Iolani)
Idaho: The longest lane in US, 33 miles, found in Island Park
Illinois: The tallest construction in America, Sears Tower, in Chicago
Indiana: The legendary car race: known as Indy 500
Iowa: The shortest railroad in America, Dubuque: 60° incline which is 296 feet in length
Kansas: Helium found in 1905 at the University of Kansas
Kentucky: The biggest subversive cave in the world that is 300 miles lengthy and is called Mammoth-Flint Cave system
Louisiana: The most crayfish: almost 98% of the entire world's crayfish exists here
Maine: The most easterly spot in America, West Quoddy Head1