10 curious facts about American states | AP
In this US state, chickens outnumber people by about 200 to 1. | AP
In this US state, 'Accident', 'Hurry', 'Fair Play', 'Secretary', 'Boring', are all names of towns. | AP
Known as the 'Land of 10,000 Lakes' the state has 11,842 lakes. | AP
Kansas City in the state claims to have the most fountains in the world after Rome. | X
The state's Las Vegas is known for its casinos and pubs. It has so many hotel rooms that if you slept in a different one every night, it would take you 288 years to finish them all. | AP
Its Deming is known for 'The Great American Duck Race', Duck Parade and even the Duck Royalty Pageant. | AP
Pepsi was invented here by drugstore clerk Caleb Bradham. | X/Joe Murphy
Tennessee's Lynchburg, is where Jack Daniel’s whiskey is made. Strangely, you can’t buy it there as it is located in a dry county. | X/Namrata Khetan
Utah is the only US state in which every county contains some part of a national forest. | AP
As of 2023, this US state handles around 70% of the world’s internet traffic via data centers. | AP