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A New York City landmark with theaters, lights, and crowds. The heart of New York, where neon lig...
Times Square
A Wyoming national park, the first in the world.
Yellowstone
A New York City national monument symbolizing freedom.
Statue of Liberty
A Kentucky national park with the world’s longest cave system.
Mammoth Cave
The North Atlantic site of the RMS Titanic sinking.
A legendary Atlantic Ocean region associated with mysterious ship and plane disappearances.
Bermuda Triangle
A Texas national park with dramatic desert, river canyons, and mountain landscapes.
Big Bend
A U.S.–Canada international peace park with mountains and lakes.
A California–Nevada national park famous for extreme heat, salt flats, and desert landscapes.
Death Valley
The Washington, D.C. residence and office of the U.S. president.
White House
A New York–Ontario natural wonder with massive waterfalls.
Niagara Falls
A Colorado park with Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings.
A Philadelphia national historic park where the Declaration of Independence was signed.
An Illinois UNESCO World Heritage Site preserving ancient Native American city ruins.
A New Mexico national historical park preserving ancient Puebloan ruins.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site preserving Jefferson’s home and university.
A New Mexico national park protecting one of the world’s largest cave systems.
US President John F. Kennedy was assassinated here in 1963
US President Abraham Lincoln was shot here in 1865
King of Pop Michael Jackson died here in 2009
Whitney Houston died here in 2012
John Lennon was shot and died here in 1980
Military cemetery, graves of John F. Kennedy, William Taft, war heroes
Arlington National Cemetery
Two Boeing 767s crashed into World Trade Center
September 11 Attacks