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Discovering Connecticut: State Symbols, Geography, and Cultural Heritage

Explore the diverse aspects of Connecticut, including its state symbols, geography, and cultural heritage. Known for its landmarks like the Appalachian Mountains and a beautiful coastline along the Atlantic Ocean, Connecticut boasts a rich history. The sperm whale is its state animal, while Nathan Hale stands as a heroic figure. Enjoy the state flower, the sea rose, and the state song, "Yankee Doodle." With a population of 144,229, this state is a blend of natural beauty and rich culture, making it a unique place to discover.

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Discovering Connecticut: State Symbols, Geography, and Cultural Heritage

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  1. Connecticut By: Kaitlyn Todd 2013

  2. State Flag

  3. State Flower

  4. Longitude and Latitude • Longitude 72.7ooo west • Latitude 41.6000 north

  5. State Animal Sperm Whale

  6. The Hero Of The State The hero of the state is Nathan Hale.

  7. State Bird

  8. State tribes Some state tribes are Podunk

  9. Mount Frissell

  10. State Song • The state song is Yankee Doodle

  11. State Bug

  12. State Fish

  13. State Gemstone

  14. Population • The present population is 144,229

  15. Land • To the south of the state is the Atlantic Ocean . But all of the other sides of the state are land. The Appalachian Mounts go through Connecticut. The state tree is a white oak. It is not really white.

  16. Cool Places

  17. Bibliography Furstinger, Nancy. Connecticut: From Sea To Shinning Sea. New York: Children press,2002. Gelman,Amy.Connecticut: Hello USA. Minnepolis Lerner Publications,1991 50 States: Connecticut. 2013. Marchex Inc. www.50 States.com www.cenus.gov fingelly.com en.wikipedia.org www.history.com Summitchesse.wordprees.com

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