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		Secretary of State/Kids Page ^Votes:0 Meet Secretary Marshall's new canine pal Although every effort has been made to ensure that all the outside links on this site are appropriate for children, the Secretary of State's Office cannot guarantee the content of the sites. Graphics by Laura Rebhan Page Created by Lindsey M. Ligett Read More Go to Site


		A Look At Oklahoma ^Votes:0 A Look At Oklahoma A Student's Guide A Message From Our Governor * History * Western Heritage * Emblems * Facts * For More Information Read More Go to Site

		Aberdeen Convention & Visitor's Bureau ^Votes:0 Aberdeen Convention & Visitors Bureau : Aberdeen, South Dakota Welcome to our Website Aberdeen, South Dakota emerged with the coming of the railroads, flourished into a strong agricultural economy, and has diversified into a manufacturing and service center. A city of Midwestern hospitality mixed with metropolitan progressiveness, Aberdeen provides an exceptional quality of life - and its residents are willing to share! Home Page \| Maps \| Lodging \| Attractions \| Wylie Park \| Recreation \| Group Tours \| Storybook Land \| Events Calendar Hunting & Fishing \| Dining & Nightlife \| Convention Services \| Aberdeen125.com \| Aberdeen Downtown Assoc. \| Contact Us Aberdeen CVB Email: info@aberdeencvb.com Toll Free: 800.645.3851 Phone: 605.225.2414 Fax: 605.225.3573 Visitor # © Copyright Aberdeen Convent Read More Go to Site

		Internet Guide - Travel, tourism, and business guide. ^Votes:0 home search engine add to favorites advertising contact Outdoor Adventure outdoor adventure travel outdoor adventure tour adventure outdoor resort outdoor adventure vacation ->more Tourism usa tourism france tourism australia tourism las vegas tourism ->more Business business opportunity small business internet business business insurance ->more Travel air travel travel insurance last minute travel first class travel ->more Traveler traveler insurance business traveler traveler cheques international traveler ->more Tourism Guide florida tourism guide boston tourism guide paris tourism guide las vegas tourism guide ->more Business Guide small business guide home business guide business startup guide business buying guide ->more Travel Guide online travel guide las vegas Read More Go to Site

		NC Museum of Natural Sciences - Fun Stuff: NC State Symbols ^Votes:0 North Carolina was one of the 13 original colonies of the United States and is a place of great natural diversity. Because of its unique geography and climate, North Carolina has a wider variety of plants, animals, rocks, and minerals than most other states. The North Carolina General Assembly has adopted state symbols that honor our natural and cultural heritage. What is the North Carolina State: Beverage \| Bird \| Boat \| Dog \| Fish \| Flag \| Flower Gemstone \| Insect \| Mammal \| Reptile \| Rock Seal \| Shell \| Song \| Toast \| Tree \| Vegetable Adapted from "North Carolina, the State and Its Symbols", a publication of the North Carolina State Museum of Natural Sciences. © 1998 Home What's New? Visitor Info Calendar Exhibits Education Research Museum Store Join Us! Search Fun Stuff Site Read More Go to Site

		North Carolina ^Votes:0 Facts At A Glance General Information on the State of North Carolina Statehood : November 21, 1789, twelfth state Origin of Name: In 1629 the huge tract of land that included what would become North Carolina and South Carolina was called Carolina (the Latin form of Charles) in honor of King Charles I of England. State Capital : Raleigh founded in 1792 State Nickname : Tar Heel State and Old North State State Motto : Esse Quam Videri , "To be Rather Than To Seem" State Flag : Adopted in 1885. The left third of the flag is a vertical blue stripe. The right two-thirds is divided one red and one white horizontal stripe. On the blue stripe are the gold letters "NC" and a white star. Two dates in black letters appear on golden scrolls. State Bird : Cardinal State Animal : Gray squirrel State Flo Read More Go to Site

		North Carolina Geography Quiz Page ^Votes:0 Here is a quiz on North Carolina today: NC Geography Quiz Objective: answer 7 questions correctly. JavaScript required! JavaScript is disabled . Get Netscape 3.0 or turn it on! 1. Which of the following is the largest city in North Carolina? Charlotte Greensboro Raleigh Winston Salem 2. Which of the following cities (towns) is the farthest to the west of North Carolina? Boone Cherokee Manteo Murphy 3. How many counties are there in North Carolina? 10 50 100 108 4. Which of the following counties is the largest? Columbus Mecklenburg Robeson Wilkes 5. Out of all the 50 states in the US, North Carolina ranks _____ in size. 12th 28th 39th 45th 6. From East to West, North Carolina is approximately how long? 200 miles 300 miles 400 miles 500 miles 7. At the widest point, North to South, North Ca Read More Go to Site

		North Carolina...for Kids! ^Votes:0 Click on me to learn about North Carolina Click on me for North Carolina fun and games Click on me to go back to the Governor's home page Read More Go to Site

		Virginia Facts ^Votes:0 Facts At A Glance General Information on the State of Virginia Statehood: June 25,1788, tenth state Origin of Name: Named for Queen Elizabeth of England, known as the"Virgin Queen" State Capital: Richmond, established in 1742 State Nickname: The Old Dominion State Motto: Sic Semper Tyrannis (Thus Always to Tyrants) State Flag: A white circle on a blue field with a white border contains the state seal.The sealdepicts a woman dressed as awarrior, representing Virtue,standing over a conquered body that repesents Tyranny. The state motto appears below the figures. State Bird: Cardinal State Animal: Foxhound State Flower: Flowering dogwood State Tree: Flowering dogwood State Population Information Population: 6,551,522 (1994) fourteenth among the states(1980 census) Population Density: 161.0 pe Read More Go to Site

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