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Discover the captivating landscapes and cultures of the Southwestern United States, including Texas, Oklahoma, Arizona, and New Mexico. Experience iconic landmarks like the Alamo, the Grand Canyon, and Monument Valley, and delve into the rich histories of each state. From Texas's Lone Star spirit to New Mexico's enchanting Broken Arrow, enjoy vibrant festivals, native heritage sites, and breathtaking natural wonders. Each state contributes its unique charm, making the Southwest a culturally rich and diverse travel destination.
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Motto : Friendship Nickname : Lone Star state Origin of Name : From a Native American word meaning friends Capital : Austin Population : 20,851,820 Texas Longhorn The Alamo – San Antonio Rio Grande Valley – Mexican Border “Big Tex” , Texas State Fair - Dallas Bluebonnet Kingsville 825,000 acre (3,340 km² or 1289 mi²) ranch
Motto : Labor omnia vincit (Labor conquers all things) Nickname : Sooner state Origin of Name : From two Choctaw Indian words meaning red people Capital : Oklahoma City Population : 3,450,654 Oklahoma State Capitol w/ Oil Derick in back The National Cowboy Hall of Fame -Oklahoma City Mistletoe Trail of Tears Exhibit – Cherokee Cultural Center - Tahlequah
Motto : Ditat Deus (God Enriches) Nickname : The Grand Canyon state Origin of Name : From the Native American word "Arizonac," meaning "little spring" or "young spring" Tombstone Grand Canyon Capital Phoenix Population 5,130,632 Saguaro Cactus Bloom Monument Valley
Motto : Crescit Eundo (It Grows As It Goes) Nickname : Land of Enchantment Origin of Name : From the country of Mexico Capital : Santa Fe Population : 1,819,046 Yucca Taos Pueblo Anasazi Cliff Dwellings - Lake Powell Historic District – Santa Fe