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Growing up, you probably played a version of the license plate game. You know, the one where you look at the window and try to find as many different state plates as possible. And for the most part, you probably have done pretty well, especially if you lived in a state with many neighbor states or one with tons of grafts. Because when it comes back, all this game takes is a little concentration and luck.

So, if you are ready to take things a notch, tryour License plate game. To do this quiz, we have rounded up to each license plate of the state and made the name of each state disappear. Can you identify your state? What about every 50? That you have acreed theCar game you played like a child Or not, we guess you will have difficulty with at least a few (and we promise, they are also close to the update we could find).

Tip: The Douglas fir is the official state tree of this state, but the redwoods, the ponderosa pine and the red cedar are also common here.

It is Oregon, where about 60% of the state is covered with forest!

Tip: The "the most perfect" diamond, the Wagner Argey diamond, was found in this state.

It's Arkansas, where you can search for yourself diamonds tothe park where the Canard-Wagner has been discovered.

Tip: This state also claims to have "the greatest snow on the earth".

It is Utah, where you will find the great desert of the basin and some of the best skiing in the country.

Tip: It is also called "the state of Nicgheg".

Connecticut, the state of whichBasic commands of 1638 was the first written constitution of history.

Tip: The official state of this state is orange juice; Its official state flower is the orange flower.

It is in Florida, which producesMore than 70% of the citrus supply of the country.

Tip: The first reference to the nickname of the "State Garden" was in 1876, more than a century after that state became the third to ratify the Constitution.

It's New Jersey, a state that has no idea how it got its nickname, according toHis official website.

Tip: One of the most enchanting events in this state could constitute its annual hot air balloon festival.

It is New Mexico, houses the International Balloon Fiesta Albuquerque, which takes place every October.

Tip: The state flower is a pinecone and the state bird is a mixed black capped (as seen here on its license plate).

It is Maine, the only state to choose an official flower of the state that is not a flower!

Tip: About 67% of this state is covered with forests.

It is Alabama, a state whose license plate has been designed to reflect the North Alabama landscape.

Tip: This state only sees minor changes in temperature throughout the year, but you are most likely to capture a rainbow between October and April, its "winter" season.

It's Hawaii, at home in good perpetual weather!

Tip: This state produces nearly one-third of all potatoes grown in the United States.

It's our own private Idaho, the oasis of the potato!

Tip: The state currency is "Montani Semper Liberi" or "The mountaineers are always free".

It is Western Virginia, or the state of the mountain, which has the highest average altitude of any state of the Mississippi river.

TIP: The 1976 Olympic Winter Games were almost held in thisWinter Wonderland of a stateBut the inhabitants voted against her.

It is Colorado, which houses Long Peak, the highlight of the Rocky Mountain National Park.

Tip: The Wright brothers have made the first flights of aircraft controlled in this state.

It is North Carolina and the first flight took place in Kill Devil Hills on December 17, 1903.

Tip: The covered bridge illustrated on this license plate is the most famous covered bridge of this state; The city is consideration "the capital of the world covered bridge".

It is Indiana and the "capital of the world covered bridge" is the County of Parke.

Tip: This state is also called "Cowboy State".

It's Wyoming, where the sport of the official state is rodeo.

Tip: This state produces the largest corn in the United States.

It is Iowa, a state that produces about 18% of the country's corn.

Tip: You could associate this state more with its famous Jazz Festival than by its hunting and fishing scene.

It is Louisiana, called the "paradise of the sports", for its Bayous, its marshes and its marshes offer unique fishing and hunting opportunities.

Tip: This state is known as "Bluegrass state".

It's Kentucky, called "Bluegrass State" because of the Bluegrass you will find in his pastures.

Tip: The chocolate cookie has been invented in this realrevolutionary State.

It is the Massachusetts, which is also the birthplace of the Lightning Rod, Biffes and, of course, the American Revolution.

Tip: The capital of this state is its 10th largest city.

It is the Pennsylvania, whose capital is Harrisburg (49,000 inhabitants)!

Tip: There are actually 11,842 lakes here.

It is the Minnesota, the "country of 10,000 lakes".

Tip: This state could be better known for its delicious cheese.

It is Wisconsin, which produces 26.2% of the country's cheese and 14.2% of its milk.

Tip: This state is named after the First Colonial Governor of Virginia.

It is Delaware, named after Sir Thomas West, 3rd Baron de la Warr.

Tip: This state has been made the 24th official state on August 10, 1821.

It was the Missouri, which was acquired as part of the purchase of Louisiana in 1803.

Tip: The official bird of this state is the Western Meadowlaark (seen here on its license plate). The state, on the other hand, lies in the great plains and the United States of the Midwest.

It is Nebraska, otherwise known as the "state of cornhusker".

Tip: The nickname of this state has been developed by its highway department with reference to its superb unobstructed horizon line.

It's Monaa and the original nickname in 1962.

Tip: This state shares a park, called the "Garden of International Peace", with Canada.

It is North Dakota and you will find the International Garden of Peace in Rolenette County (as well as in the municipality of Boissevain to Morton, Canada.)

Tip: It is also the state where you will find the most Westernmost Points of the country.

It is Alaska, nicknamed the "last frontier" because of its rough landscape and hard climate.

Tip: Wright's tastes called this state at home.

It is Ohio, a state conference officially declared the "born of aviation" since Wilbur and Orville Wright lived in Dayton.

Tip: Thirty-nine Amerindian tribes call this state at home.

It is Oklahoma and the statue on this license plate is by Amerindian artist Allan Houser; It's called the "Sacred Rain Arrow".

Tip: Although it was one of the 13 colonies, no battle was fought in this state.

It is the new Hampshire, and this quote was originally indicated by General John Stark, a new Hampshire-born war hero and the leader of the continental army. The complete quote is as follows: "Live free or die. Death is not the largest of evils."

Tip: the state name begins with a 'M.'

It is Maryland and his flag of the state proposes the shield of the coat of arms of the families of Sir George Calvert, the first Lord Baltimore and Secretary of State for King James I.

Tip: This state is the smallest state in the region.

It is Rhode Island, called "the state of the ocean" for its bays, its entries and a rich nautical history.

Tip: The palmetto tree seen here is the official state tree of this state.

It is South Carolina and this pattern also appears on its flag of the state.

Tip: In this state, you will find Saguaro Cacti (seen here on its license plate) as large as 60 feet.

It's Arizona and we hope this one was a dead gift!

Tip: This state nick dates back to the war of 1812.

It is Tennessee, who got his nickname when his volunteer soldiers were lying on the battle of New Orleans.

Tip: Sixty-links in the capital of this state includes the word "peachtree" in their names.

It is Georgia, otherwise called "the state of fishing!"

Tip: Jazz, Gospel, Country, Bluegrass and Rock 'N' Roll All have roots in this southern state.

It is Mississippi, the birthplace of B.B. King, "The King of Blues". And for the high celebrity of your own state, make sure to check our list ofThe most famous celebrity of each state.

Tip: A city of this state represents more than 40% of its population.

It's New York, otherwise called the Empire State!

Tip: It has a coast of 840 miles.

It's California, the golden state! "

Tip: The state song is "these green mountains".

It's Vermont, called "the state of the green mountain" for its emblematic green mountain range.

Tip: The name of the state comes from the word Ojibwe for "large water" or "big lake".

It is Michigan, otherwise known as "the state of the Great Lakes".

Tip: In addition to a famous mountain range, this state is home to about 4,000 caves, many of which are popular tourist attractions.

It's Virginia and it's the Blue Ridge mountains.

Tip: This state is called "Silver State" because of the rush of the money that took place in the mid-1800s.

It is Nevada, a state that also produced 77% of the country's gold in 2015.

Tip: The monument is in the Black Hills mountain range.

It's South Dakota, at home at Mount Rushmore!

Tip: Abraham Lincoln started his political career in this state, but he was not born there.

It is Illinois, and you can always visit the Lincoln National Historic Site at home today!

Tip: This nickname has been proposed in 1890 because of the evergreen trees of the state and shrubs and green herbs of the year.

It's Washington, who is green all year due to an abundance of rainy weather!

Tip: The seal reads "Adracted by Aspera".

It is Kansas and this latin phrase translates into "to stars through difficulties".

Tip: Come on! This is the state "Star Star!"

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