What is your state's biggest landmark? (sales, 2014, homes)

[greenbay33]

So what is your state's biggest landmark? Some states are pretty easy, while some are harder than others and some have a wealth of landmarks. So here is my list, please help me complete it. Also feel free to add your input if you feel what I wrote down is not that great

Alabama-
Alaska- Mt.McKinley
Arizona- Grand Canyon
Arkansas-
California- Either the Hollywood sign or the Golden Gate Bridge
Colorado- the Rocky Mountains
Connecticut-
Delaware
Florida- The Everglades or Miami Beach
Georgia- Stone Mountain
Hawaii- Diamond Head
Idaho
Illinois- Sears Tower
Indiana-
Iowa-
Kansas-
Kentucky
Louisiana- French Quarter in New Orleans
Maine- Acadia NP
Maryland- Fort McHenry
Massachussetts- Old North Church or Fannuel Hall
Michigan-
Minnesota-
Mississippi
Missouri- Gateway Arch
Montana-
Nebraska- Chimney Rock
Nevada- The Las Vegas Strip
New Hampshire- The Old Man in the Mountain
New Jersey
New Mexico- Taos Pueblo
New York- Empire State Building
North Carolina-
North Dakota- International Peace Garden
Ohio-
Oklahoma-
Oregon-
Pennsylvania- Liberty Bell or Independence Hall
Rhode Island-
South Carolina- Fort Sumter
South Dakota- Mount Rushmore
Tennessee- Clingmans Dome or Graceland
Texas- The Alamo
Utah- Temple Square
Vermont-
Virginia- Mount Vernon
Washington- Mount Rainier
West Virginia-
Wisconsin-
Wyoming- Old Faithful

[Ghengis]

California - Kim Kardashian's butt

ice berg spotted in LA parking lot

[njusa2013]

NJ- um can't pick one i'll give you a few....

Delaware water gap,

garret mountain, (view of NYC)

Lookout point in Alpine (over the palisades) even driving through Alpine and seeing gargantuan homes is a sight to see.

Cape May - the most Victorian town in America

Paramus - Shopping Mecca (highest dollar value retail sales of any zip code in America). Variety is the spice of life and having 10 thousand stores in one town is great plus tax free on clothes!

Rolling hills of Somerset County (gilded aged mansions adds something to the allure).

[ThreeSides]

Originally Posted by Ghengis

California - Kim Kardashian's butt

ice berg spotted in LA parking lot

What has been seen can't be unseen!

[kidphilly]

Originally Posted by njusa2013

NJ- um can't pick one i'll give you a few....

Delaware water gap,

garret mountain, (view of NYC)

Lookout point in Alpine (over the palisades) even driving through Alpine and seeing gargantuan homes is a sight to see.

Cape May - the most Victorian town in America

Paramus - Shopping Mecca (highest dollar value retail sales of any zip code in America). Variety is the spice of life and having 10 thousand stores in one town is great plus tax free on clothes!

Rolling hills of Somerset County (gilded aged mansions adds something to the allure).

Also images of boardwalks and maybe the "Have a Nice Day" letters on the oil (From the Sopranos) tower along th NJTP sadly - NJ has so many beautiful places

[ccm123]

Golden Gate Bridge

[Eddyline]

Indiana: Indianapolis Motor Speedway or Circle Monument

Montana: Glacier National Park

[Grizzly Addams]

Minnesota is hard. I would have to say Lake Itasca or the Boundary Waters.\

I suppose Mall of America could be considered as well.

[Worcester]

Although not official landmarks, this is what "landmark" I think of most when the unmentioned states comes to mind.


New Hampshire: Mt Washington. The old man on the mountain is unfortunately no more.

Delaware: Rehoboth Beach

North Carolina: Mt Mitchell (tallest eastern US mountain)

Wisconsin: Lambeau Field

Michigan: GM Tower/Renaissance Center

Oklahoma: Devon Tower

New Jersey: A toll booth

Indiana: Indiana Dunes State Park

Vermont: Lake Champlain

Oregon: Crater Lake

Connecticut: ...United Heathcare building in Hartford?

[Grizzly Addams]

Originally Posted by Worcester

New Jersey: A toll booth

With Atlantic City being a distant second.