US States Quizzes by Region: Learn the Map One Region at a Time

Regional maps that add up to all 50 states, each drawn large enough to tell the small states apart.

6 pages

Northeast States QuizThe 9 states of the Census Northeast on a large regional map, with New England and the Middle Atlantic as separate rounds.
Southeast States QuizThe 16 states of the Census South on a large regional map, with rounds for the 14 and 12 state Southeast lists and for the three Census divisions.
Midwest States QuizThe 12 states of the Census Midwest on a large regional map, with the East North Central and West North Central divisions as separate rounds.
Western States QuizThe 13 states of the Census West on a large regional map, with the 8 Mountain and 5 Pacific states as separate rounds and Alaska and Hawaii as insets.
US Cities Map Quiz50 of the largest cities in the United States as dots on a map of the states, in four rounds: Northeast, Midwest, South and West.
Southwest States QuizThe four-state Southwest on a map of its own, with the wider list of eight states as a second round.

Each quiz here takes one region of the United States and draws it on a map of its own, larger than a whole-country map can show it, so the small states of the East Coast are shapes you can tap. In Find it you get a name and tap the state.

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In Name it a state lights up and you choose or type its name. Study shows every name with a line about the state. Missed states come back at the end, and every map prints blank or labeled.

The Northeast, Midwest, South and West pages follow the four regions of the U.S. Census Bureau: 9, 12, 16 and 13 states, which add up to all 50. School lists differ, so each page says which list it uses. The Southeast page asks the 16 states of the Census South, and two buttons cut the round to the 14 state or 12 state Southeast that some school lists use. New England is a round on the Northeast map. The Southwest page opens on Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma, and the eastern states have their own quiz.

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