New Mexico.
The District of Columbia is as close as I can find--however, it is not a state. It is a city...Washington D.C. See the related link.
No. Barbados was named by the Portuguese, but they did not lay claim to it. It was claimed by England and became a British colony, which lasted for about 300 years.. Barbados became an independent state in 1966.
There could be two possible answers. The first and only State is New Mexico and the second answer is District of Columbia. The last one is not a state, it's a city which is the Capital of USA. The name Columbia comes from Columbus, Cristopher. In Spanish Language Columbus means Colon and there is a country named for Colon, Cristobal. Colombia.
Georgia is the only state named after a country, being named after King George II of England.
Argentina ~ Tierra del Fuego (Land of Fire)
It is called Columbia. ~Hope this helps!~
Australia...
Liberia is the country you are thinking of.
Argentina was named after the Latin word "argentum," which means silver. The country was named by Spanish explorers who believed the region was rich in silver deposits.
Yes, Simon Bolivar
State names are derived from English, Latin, Spanish, French, Hawaiian, and Native American words. For example, an English named state would be New York, a Latin one Pennsylvania, a Spanish one California, a French one Louisiana, a Hawaiian one Hawaii, and a Native American one New Mexico. Some states etymologies are undetermined, such as Idaho.