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US 26 in Wyoming

US 26 in Wyoming

  US 26 Get started alpine End Torrington Length 473 mi Length 761 km Route Idaho Alpine Hoback Jackson Moran Dubois Riverton Soshonia Casper Glenrock Glenrock – Dwyer: Dwyer Lingle Nebraska According to Ablogtophone, US 26 is a US Highway

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Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta, Georgia

According to growtheology, Atlanta is the perfect city for any America lover. Whether you are interested in American history, like American sports or like to soak up American culture: Atlanta has it all! Georgia’s largest city – also the capital

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Anaheim, California

Anaheim, California

Anaheim is located around 40 kilometers from Los Angeles and not only delights the Walt Disney Land that is there. The city is also reminiscent of a piece of German-American history. What do many USA fans think of first when

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Kennedy Space Center, Florida

Kennedy Space Center, Florida

Rockets, space shuttles, exhibitions and more. NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in the Orlando area is a popular travel destination for those who want to learn more about space travel. Or for those who just want to spend an entertaining day

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Boston, Massachusetts

Boston, Massachusetts 2

Boston is the capital of the state of Massachusetts, capital of the county of Suffolk, occupies seventh place by population among the cities of the United States and is the most important cultural and commercial center of the north-eastern part

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Bush – Re-election and Second Term

Bush - Re-election and Second Term

The electoral campaign for the presidential elections in November 2004 focused largely on the developments of the Iraqi war, which had seen, in the last months of 2003, a decline in support for the government. Bush, who presented himself flanked

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United States Flora and Fauna

United States Flora

Flora and vegetation. – The vast territory includes two broad categories of formations: the Northern region, which includes the Pacific and Canadian dominions at Hudson Bay, and Middle America, which includes the Californian dominion that goes from Virginia to Florida

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United States Arts and Architecture From the Colonial Period to the 19th Century

United States Arts and Architecture From the Colonial Period to the 19th Century

The architecture of the colonial period. In the Spanish colonies the culture of the motherland was rapidly absorbed and developed also benefiting from indigenous contributions. Under the dominion of the Spaniards settlements (presidios, pueblos and missiones) arose characterized by the

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United States Economy and Communication

United States Economy

ECONOMY Business etiquette Business people are expected to appear well-groomed, but the manners are generally less formal than in Europe. On hot days, men can also wear a short-sleeved shirt under their suit. Appointments, punctuality and business cards are a

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History of United States

History Timeline of United States

History The colonies and liberation The entire North American continent was inhabited by Native Americans before the arrival of Europeans; see Native Americans(North America). European immigration began in the 1560s, when Spaniards settled in Florida. In the early 17th century,

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