Despite what one might assume given the general east-west layout of the United States, Reno is surprisingly positioned west of Los Angeles
The Roe River, nestled in the scenic state of Montana, holds the distinction of being one of the shortest rivers in the United States, a title that has sparked both curiosity and admiration
Every body of water classified as a lake within its borders has been created through human intervention, such as damming rivers or other water management projects.
In the stark and enigmatic landscape of Death Valley National Park, a phenomenon known as “sailing stones” captivates the curiosity of scientists and visitors alike.
Lake Superior is the largest of the Great Lakes by surface area, holding a staggering volume of water. It’s water volume is so immense that it could cover both North and South America with a foot of water.
The United States boasts a rainforest within its borders, located in the Olympic National Park in Washington State, known as the Hoh Rainforest.
Crater Lake in Oregon holds the title of the deepest lake in the United States, with depths reaching up to 1,949 feet.
The saying that “Kansas is flatter than a pancake” stems from an actual scientific study that humorously compared the topography of Kansas to the smooth surface of a pancake.