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QUIZ: US State Abbreviations & Canada Province Abbreviations

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Test your knowledge of US State Abbreviations and Canada Province & Territory Abbreviations with this fun quiz. Spread the fun by sharing your score below ?

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All answers correct per Wikipedia.

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    Which US state or Canadian province/territory does AB stand for?

    • Alberta
    • Alabama
    • Arizona
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    Which state or province does AR represent?

    • Arizona
    • Arkansas
    • Alaska
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    CO

    • District of Columbia
    • Connecticut
    • Colorado
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    IA

    • Indiana
    • Iowa
    • Idaho
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    ID

    • Idaho
    • Illinois
    • Indiana
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    MA

    • Maryland
    • Manitoba
    • Massachusetts
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    MS

    • Mississippi
    • Missouri
    • Minnesota
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    MO

    • Montana
    • Missouri
    • Minnesota
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    NB

    • Nebraska
    • New Brunswick
    • Northwest Territories
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    NL

    • Newfoundland and Labrador
    • North Carolina
    • Nova Scotia
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    NS

    • Nebraska
    • New Hampshire
    • Nova Scotia
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    NV

    • Nunavut
    • Nevada
    • Northwest Territories
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    NU

    • Northwest Territories
    • New York
    • Nunavut
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    ON

    • Ontario
    • Oregon
    • North Dakota
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    SK

    • South Dakota
    • Saskatchewan
    • South Carolina
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    YT

    • Kentucky
    • Wyoming
    • Utah
    • Hawaii
    • Yukon
    • Great Britain

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Written by Norman Darlo

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  10. 12 correct. I found the Canadian ones to be more obvious, but then there are fewer of them and they don’t have so many confusions between initial letters (apart from N!)

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    • Nice score, John! Some of my recent quizzes have inadvertently been stacked against Americans, so I was trying to redress my karma imbalance with this one. You know your stuff 🙂