The three states in the United States that are spelled with only four letters are Iowa, Ohio, and Utah. Each of these states has a unique cultural and geographical identity despite their short names.
Ohio and Iowa are two states that have four letters in their names.
There are only three: Iowa, Ohio, and Utah.
Eleven states have exactly eight letters in their names.
Ohio, Iowa, and Utah.
Iowa, Ohio, and Utah.
Ohio, Iowa, and Utah.
Three U.S. states have four letters in their name. The states are Iowa, Ohio and Utah.
Iowa, Ohio and Utah.
The answer is none. There are only five states names spelled with six letters, and none use the same six. They are: Alaska Hawaii Kansas Nevada Oregon
Ohio, Iowa and Utah have 4 letters. Alabama and Alaska have 4 DIFFERENT letters.
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