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Correct:Colorado*QS050302*
Wrong 1:Arizona
Wrong 2:Kansas
Wrong 3:Montana
Wrong 4:Nebraska
Wrong 5:New Mexico
Wrong 6:South Dakota
Wrong 7:Utah
Wrong 8:Wyoming
GeoByte1:Colorado was granted statehood in 1876, the year the United States celebrated its first 100 years. That's why it's nicknamed the "Centennial State."
GeoByte2:Colorado is the nation's highest state. It has an average elevation of 6,800 feet (2,073 m) and has more mountains over 14,000 feet (4,300 m) than any other state except Alaska.
GeoByte3:"Pikes Peak or Bust" was the slogan of gold seekers who rushed to Colorado when gold was discovered in 1858.
GeoByte4:The capital of Colorado is Denver.
GeoByte5:The U.S. Air Force Academy is located near Colorado Springs, Colorado.
GeoByte6:The highest suspension bridge in the world arches 1,053 feet (321 m) over Colorado's Royal Gorge.
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