Do You Know These U.S. Locations Recognized by UNESCO?

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• When it comes to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, which of these states has the most?

  • Nevada

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  • Texas

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  • New Mexico

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  • Montana

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• In which US state can you visit a volcano World Heritage Site?

  • Missouri

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  • Hawaii

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  • Washington

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  • Alaska

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• Which state is home to the biggest national park and a UNESCO site?

  • Alaska

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  • Texas

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  • California

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  • North Carolina

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• Which two U.S. national parks were the first to be designated as World Heritage Sites?

  • Grand Canyon and Mesa Verde

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  • Grand Canyon and Yellowstone

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  • Yellowstone and the Everglades

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  • Yellowstone and Mesa Verde

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• California, home to UNESCO sites, has the tallest what in the United States?

  • Tree

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  • Waterfall

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  • Church tower

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  • Height above sea level

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• Which of the following states is listed by UNESCO as having the longest cave system?

  • Kentucky

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  • Wisconsin

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  • Tennessee

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  • Virginia

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• Which one of the following is NOT a World Heritage Site recognized by UNESCO?

  • Yosemite National Park

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  • Statue of Liberty

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  • Independence Hall

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  • Gateway Arch

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• Which Texas city is home to the only UNESCO site？

  • San Antonio

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  • Austin

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  • El Paso

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  • Waco

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