Indiana Flashcards
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Which river forms the southern border of Indiana?
Answer: Ohio River
The Ohio River forms the entire southern border of Indiana, separating it from Kentucky.
Indiana was admitted to the Union in which year?
Answer: 1816
Indiana became the 19th state on December 11, 1816.
What is the official state bird of Indiana?
Answer: Cardinal
The Northern Cardinal was designated Indiana's state bird in 1933.
The Indiana Dunes National Park borders which Great Lake?
Answer: Lake Michigan
Indiana Dunes National Park stretches along 15 miles of Lake Michigan's southern shore.
Which Native American tribe gave Indiana its name?
Answer: Miami
Indiana means 'Land of the Indians,' most closely associated with the Miami people who were the dominant tribe in the region.
What is Indiana's rank among U.S. states by total land area?
Answer: 38th
Indiana ranks 38th in total land area among the 50 states, covering about 36,420 square miles.
Which Indiana city serves as the seat of Marion County?
Answer: Indianapolis
Indianapolis is the county seat of Marion County and also serves as Indiana's state capital.
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