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United States, Federal republic in North America

The United States extends across 50 states from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, featuring mountains, plains, deserts, and extensive coastlines.

The United States declared independence from Great Britain on July 4, 1776, establishing a constitutional democracy based on individual rights and liberties.

English serves as the primary language across the nation, while numerous immigrant communities maintain their traditions, languages, and customs within American society.

The United States operates under a federal system where each state maintains its own government, laws, and regulations while sharing national responsibilities.

The National Park Service manages 423 sites across the country, including Yellowstone, the first national park established in the world in 1872.

Location: Decatur County

Inception: July 4, 1776

Capital city: Washington, D.C.

Part of: North America

Shares border with: Mexico, Canada, Russia, Cuba, The Bahamas, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Federated States of Micronesia, Japan, Kiribati, Haiti, Samoa, Tonga, Russian Empire

Address: United States

Website: http://usa.gov

GPS coordinates: 39.78373,-100.44588

Latest update: November 30, 2025 15:02

Natural wonders of the American West

Western United States contains natural territories from canyons to North America's highest sand dunes. The region features national parks, historical sites, and geological formations. Visitors find hot springs, underground caves, petrified forests, and archaeological sites of Pueblo culture.

National parks and monuments in Southwestern US

The Southwestern US features sandstone formations, desert landscapes and historic sites. The region displays national parks with colored canyons, ancient pueblo settlements in cliffs, volcanic terrains and natural bridges. Notable elements include Navajo trading posts, petrified forests and prehistoric petroglyphs.

Hidden places in Texas

Texas contains natural springs, waterfalls, sand dunes and historic sites. The terrain changes from desert to swampland. The state features mining towns, military forts, Japanese gardens and prehistoric locations. Visitors can explore underwater caves, limestone cliffs, and salt marshes. The area includes Native American quarries, Spanish missions, and 19th-century plantations.

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