Can You Name ALL 35 U.S. Landmarks?

[B] Grand Canyon | A mile-deep scar in Arizona’s plateau, painted in sunset reds and ancient silence.

[C] Statue of Liberty | Copper-green giantess lighting New York Harbor with torch and timeless welcome.

[A] Niagara Falls | Two thundering curtains of water straddling borders and honeymoon selfies.

[B] Golden Gate Bridge | International-orange suspension ribbon slicing San Francisco fog.

[D] Mount Rushmore | Granite presidential selfie carved into South Dakota’s cliff face.

[A] Hoover Dam | Concrete wall holding back the Colorado River like a 20th-century plug.

[D] Gateway Arch | Stainless-steel rainbow lifting St. Louis skyward in one elegant leap.

[B] National Mall | D.C.’s open-air museum lined with monuments and protest marches.

[A] Fort Sumter | Harbor fort where the first Civil War shots cracked Charleston’s dawn.

[D] Sierra Nevada Mountains | Snow-capped spine slicing California with alpine lakes and granite domes.

[C] The Pentagon | Five-sided fortress of global strategy just across the Potomac.

[B] Red Canyon | Flaming sandstone fins and arches glowing under Utah’s high sun.

[A] The White House | Iconic white mansion where policy and press briefings collide.

[C] Devils Tower | Monolithic stone stump rising abruptly from Wyoming’s prairie like a bear-scratched monument.

[B] Liberty Bell | Cracked bronze icon whose silent ring still echoes independence.

[D] Antelope Canyon | Narrow sandstone wave where light beams paint liquid gold on rippled walls.

[B] Cliff Palace | Ancient adobe apartments tucked into a Colorado cliff, silent since the 13th century.

[C] Crater Lake | Sapphire jewel filling a volcanic caldera in Oregon’s Cascade crown.

[B] Kalmar Nyckel | Tall-ship replica that once ferried Swedes to Delaware, now sails history buffs.

[B] Everglades National Park | River of grass teeming with gators, herons, and slow-moving sunsets.

[D] The Alamo | Small stone mission forever shouting “Remember!” in the heart of San Antonio.

[A] Russell Cave National Monument | Limestone time capsule sheltering 10,000 years of human whispers.

[C] Space Needle | Jet-age needle piercing Seattle’s skyline like a flying-saucer landing post.

[B] Wichita Mountains | Granite domes and roaming bison in Oklahoma’s unexpected wild west.

[C] USS Arizona Memorial | White bridge floating above a sunken battleship and still-leaking tears.

[D] Mendenhall Ice Caves | Blue crystal tunnels inside an Alaskan glacier that drip in real time.

[B] Wall Street | Eight-block canyon of ticker symbols, bronze bulls, and caffeinated ambition.

[A] Old Faithful | Yellowstone’s punctual geyser clocking in eruptions like a geothermal nine-to-five.

[D] Wright Brothers National Memorial | Hilltop stone wings marking where flight first took off from sand dunes.

[A] Denali | North America’s rooftop, snow-crowned and cloud-shy above Alaska’s wild expanse.

[B] El Capitan | Vertical granite monolith luring climbers with 3,000 ft of Yosemite swagger.

[C] Clingmans Dome | Tennessee bald peak crowned by a concrete UFO offering 360° smoky vistas.

[B] The Badlands Wall | Striped ramparts of rock and prairie where erosion sculpts daily.

[C] Grand Prismatic Spring | Yellowstone’s technicolor hot tub steaming in rings of neon bacteria.

[D] Horseshoe Bend | Emerald river loop etched 1,000 ft below Arizona’s red mesa rim.