Double-Landlocked U.S. States trivia quiz
A focused timed quiz from the Double-Landlocked U.S. States question deck.
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About this quiz
A focused map quiz centering on the landlocked and doubly landlocked states of the United States. Players name the correct state at each marker, with questions that grow from the well known to the obscure. Running on a 20 second timer with no lives, it is made for dedicated US geography buffs and trivia veterans.
Sample questions from this quiz
Here are 12 sample questions from the Double-Landlocked U.S. States deck. Expand any of them to check the answer.
Which US state is doubly landlocked, touching no ocean and only other states?
Answer: Oklahoma
Oklahoma is the classic doubly landlocked state.
Which US state is doubly landlocked and is known as the Cowboy State?
Answer: Wyoming
Wyoming is the Cowboy State.
Which US state is doubly landlocked and called the Sunflower State?
Answer: Kansas
Kansas is the Sunflower State.
Which US state is doubly landlocked and nicknamed the Cornhusker State?
Answer: Nebraska
Nebraska is the Cornhusker State.
Which state of the US is doubly landlocked and hosts Mount Rushmore?
Answer: South Dakota
South Dakota holds Mount Rushmore.
Which doubly landlocked state is home to the Great Sand Dunes?
Answer: Colorado
Great Sand Dunes is in Colorado.
Which doubly landlocked US state lies directly north of Oklahoma?
Answer: Kansas
Kansas borders Oklahoma.
Which US state is doubly landlocked and sits between Kansas and Colorado in the west?
Answer: Nebraska
Nebraska sits in the Plains.
Which doubly landlocked state is famous for the geysers of Yellowstone?
Answer: Wyoming
Yellowstone is in Wyoming.
Which US state is doubly landlocked and its capital is Topeka?
Answer: Kansas
Topeka is Kansas's capital.
Which doubly landlocked state has the nickname the Panhandle State?
Answer: Oklahoma
Oklahoma has a notable panhandle.
Which US state is doubly landlocked and known for its rodeo capital Cheyenne?
Answer: Wyoming
Cheyenne is the rodeo capital.
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How many questions are in the Double-Landlocked U.S. States quiz?
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