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What state is the leading producer of gold in all of the US called the golden state?
Nevada. It used to be California, but that changed in 2007. Nevada is also the silver state.
What state has silver state for a nickname?
It's a nickname for Nevada. Colorado also used to have the nickname
Why is Sagebrush Nevada's state flower?
The Sagebrush State is one of Nevada's nicknames. It comes from the wild sagebrush plant that grows in many areas.Another nickname is The Silver State, because many silver mines have operated there.Because in Nevada there are a lots of sagebrush,and that also makes it the state flower.
Why is Nevada important?
The Valley of Fire is important to Nevada because it is one of the oldest state parks in Nevada. It is also important to Nevada because it is a tourist spot. Thx for reading. (: I got this from my report. Lol
Which state is the west of Colorado and to the east of Nevada?
The State To the west of Colorado is Utah. The state to the east of Nevada is also Utah.
What are the mining products of Nevada?
Gold and silver are the chief minerals mined in Nevada. Nevada is also a major producer of barite, tungsten, and mercury.
What Nevada facts should you know?
Nevada has many interesting facts including nicknames, state birds, and state animals. Nevada is known for its mountains and also for its flat valleys. Nevada has had only two glaciers in its whole period of existence. NV is the abbreviated symbol for Nevada. Nevada is also known for its nickname, Silver State, considering their state colors are silver and blue. Nevada was named after the spanish word meaning snow-clad. They have many populous cities, but also some unpopular cities. Las Vegas is one of the most populous cities in the world and it's located in Nevada. Las Vegas is has a population of exactly 552,539. Nevada is also known for their Mountain Bluebird, Bighorn Sheep, and Sagebrush flower. The state song is 'Home Means Nevada.' Nevada is the gambling capital of the United States of America. The capital of Nevada is Carson City which is, surprisingly, unpopular. With 56,062 people living in Carson City, it is extremely known for its mountains. The mountains in Carson City have faint markings that are said to have been made by ancient peoples. That is one reason Carson City has ANY people at all.
Cool facts about Nevada?
Nevada, being one of USA's most populous states, is know for the city Las Vegas mostly. Las Vegas is a very big city in Nevada with over 3 million people living there. Their state abbreviation is NV. They have a few nicknames, one being Silver State. Mainly, because it's state colors are silver and blue. Nevada is known for it's mountains and few glaciers. The capital of Nevada is Carson City which is ,surprisingly, the least populated city in Nevada. With 56, 062 people, Carson City is not very popular. The name Nevada comes from a spanish word meaning snow-clad. I hope this helps.
Nevada state bird?
The Nevada state bird is the mountain bluebird. It was designated as the state bird in 1967. It's also the state bird of Idaho.
Which state quarter depicts the type of horse known as a mustang?
Nevada, also known as "The Silver State" depicts the 2006 state quarter with a trio of wild mustangs. This quarter was the 36th one to be released in the United States 50 State Quarters.
Nevada is known for?
Reno and Las Vegas. Also Lake Tahoe and Silver City.
Who were the first people that lived in Nevada?
The first people who lived in Nevada are called Nevadians and they are also called Woodland people. :)
