Your United States adventure
🗽 North America
United States for Kids
Flag, capital, facts & a fun geography game.
- Capital city
- Washington D.C.
- Language
- English
- Famous landmark
- Statue of Liberty
- Currency
- Dollar $
- National animal
- Bald Eagle 🦅
- Famous food
- Burger & Fries 🍔🍟
⭐ The USA has the Statue of Liberty holding a torch high!
- The USA has 50 states.
- The Grand Canyon is so big you can see it from space!
About United States
United States is a country in North America. Its capital city is Washington D.C., and most people speak English. One of the most famous landmarks here is the Statue of Liberty.
The USA has the Statue of Liberty holding a torch high! The USA has 50 states.
Want to know more? Try the United States quiz, learn how to say hello in English (“Hello”), or spin the 3D globe to find United States on the map.
Discover more about United States
World Wonders
See all world wonders →Statue of Liberty
A gift from France to the USA in 1886.
Animals
See all animals →Red Fox
A fox pounces on prey by leaping high in the air first.
Raccoon
Raccoons wash their food before eating it — even when they don't need to.
Bald Eagle
Bald eagles aren't bald — 'bald' is an old word meaning white-headed.
Snowy Owl
Snowy owls can turn their heads 270° in each direction.
Ruby-Throated Hummingbird
They flap their wings 80 times a second and can hover in mid-air.
Monarch Butterfly
They fly up to 4,800 km to spend winter in Mexico — the longest insect migration.
Nature
See all nature →Grand Canyon
A giant canyon carved by the Colorado River — up to 1.8 km deep.
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