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THE BIG APPLE
"Ever up"
STATE HISTORY
STATE HISTORY
The English once took over the land named "New Netherland" in 1664, then renamed it to "New York" as to honor the Duke of York. (York is a city in England.) New York is also the 11th state.
Quick Facts
Quick Facts
The population of New York of 2023 is 8.258m.
The biggest city in New York is New York city.
The state capital is Albany.
New York is the 27th largest state in the USA.
STATE SYMBOLS
STATE SYMBOLS
The state fish is a Brook trout.
The state mammal is a Beaver.
The state bird is Eastern Bluebird.
The state insect is a Nine-spotted ladybug.
The state flower is a Rose.
STATE GEOGRAPHY
STATE GEOGRAPHY
New York is 54,475 square miles big.
There are 62 counties in New York.
The highest point in the state is Mt. Marcy. (5,344 ft, 1,629m.)
The state's lowest point is actually at sea level.
NEW YORK SPORTS TEAMS
NEW YORK SPORTS TEAMS
INTREASTING PLACES TO VISIT
INTREASTING PLACES TO VISIT
there's a lot of cool places to visit in New York so I'll tell you some of them. One of these places is the Empire State building, it's one of the tallest building in new York. Mt. Marcy is also a popular area to visit in New York, as it's the highest point in New York. And people love to hike up the mountain even though its a hard hike, but the view is worth it, as when your on top you get to see the mountain you just hiked up and all the clouds around you. And one of the most popular places to visit in New York is the statue of liberty. You are able to go see a part of history in New York, as you can go out to see the Statue of Liberty and take a tour inside of the statue. (But you need tickets.)
FUN FACTS ABOUT NEW YORK
FUN FACTS ABOUT NEW YORK
In 1886 the people of France gave New York the Statue of Liberty as a thank you.
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