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Page: United States
Full name: United States of America
International name: United States
Part of the world: America
2-character code: US
3-character code: USA
ISO code: 840
United States area code: +1
Country phone number length: 11
MCC country code: 316 List of telephone operators
Capital of the United States:
Domain zone of the country United States: .us
Whois of the .us domain zone server: whois .us
Language: English
United States flag size 16×11:
United States flag size 47×28: 
Wikipedia: United States in Russian, United States in English, ISO 3166-2
Alternative names: United States (Ukrainian), United States of America (Hindi), United States (German), UNITED STATES (French), USA (Spanish), United States of America (Italian), United States (Polish), United States of America (Belorussian), united states of america (Japanese), USA (Chinese), USA (Korean), United States of America (Armenian), US (Arab), United States of America (Greek (Modern Greek)), United States of America (Georgian), United States (Hebrew), United States of America (Thai), United States of America (Serbian), United States of America (Tamil), United States of America (Bengal), United States of America (Tibetan), United States of America (Gujarati), America (Newar), United States of America (Telugu), United States of America (Marathi), United States of America (Bulgarian), United States (Turkish), United States of America (Mongolian), United States of America (Macedonian), United States of America (Tajik), United States of America (Azerbaijani), United States of America (Kazakh), United States (Kyrgyz), United States of America (Uzbek), United States (Dutch (Dutch)), United States (Finnish (Suomi)), U.S.A. (Czech), United States of America (Hungarian), United States of America (Romanian), the united states (Esperanto), United States (Javanese), USA (Vietnamese), United States of America (Urdu), United States of America (Punjabi), United States of America (Latin), United States of America (Lithuanian), United States of America (Latvian), United States of America (Slovenian), United States of America (Estonian), United States of America (Croatian), United States of America (Norwegian), United States of America (Indonesian), United States of America (Persian), United States of America (Malayalam), United States of America (Kannada), United States of America (Nepali), United States (Khmer)
Largest cities in the country United States
Regions, areas, districts of the country United States:
- Idaho
[US-ID] (Idaho) state - Iowa
[US-IA] (Iowa) State - Alabama
[US-AL] (Alabama) State - Alaska
[US-AK] (Alaska) State - US Virgin Islands
[US-VI] (Virgin islands) - Arizona
[US-AZ] (Arizona) State - Arkansas
[US-AR] (Arkansas) - Wyoming
[US-WY] (Wyoming) state - Washington
[US-WA] (Washington) State - Vermont
[US-VT] (Vermont) state - Virginia
[US-VA] (Virginia) state - Wisconsin
[US-WI] (Wisconsin) state - Outer minor islands
[US-UM] (United states minor outlying islands) - Hawaii
[US-HI] (Hawaii) state - Delaware
[US-DE] (Delaware) state - Georgia
[US-GA] (Georgia) state - West Virginia
[US-WV] (West Virginia) state - Illinois
[US-IL] (Illinois) State - Indiana
[US-IN] (Indiana) state - California
[US-CA] (California) state
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What are the most significant geographical regions in the United States and their unique characteristics?
1. Can you tell me about some significant geographical features of the United States?
2. Are there any notable landmarks or historical sites in the US that you would recommend visiting?
3. What are some popular regional cuisines found across the United States?
4. How would you describe the political climate in the US today, especially after the recent presidential election?
5. What are some major cultural differences or similarities between the United States and your home country?
6. How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted daily life and society in the US?
7. What are some popular sports or outdoor activities in the US, and how have they changed over time?
8. Can you share your thoughts on the diversity of the US population, including its impact on culture and politics?
9. How does the US healthcare system compare to those in other countries you have experienced?
10. What do you think is the biggest challenge facing the United States right now, and how can it be addressed?
