State of USA with C
There are 3 states in USA starting with C.
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
1) California
California is a US state situated in the Western United States. California became a state on September 9, 1850, and it is the 31st US state. The 3rd largest state in the US is California. The total area of California is 423,970 km2. It is the most populous of all US states, with more than 40 million residents. ‘Golden State’ is the nickname of California. “Eureka” is the motto of California. The capital city of California is Sacramento. California is divided into 58 counties. There are 482 cities. Los Angeles is the largest and most populous city of California. Other top cities in California are San Diego, San Jose, San Francisco, Fresno. English is the official language of California. Northern California is known to get more rainfall than Southern California.
The largest metropolitan area in California is Greater Los Angeles. The GDP of California is $3.2 trillion and it is one of the richest states in the US. Trade, Transportation, Agriculture are the largest sectors in California. The per capita income is $38,956 in California and it is the wealthiest economy in the US. Apple, Alphabet Inc., and Meta Platforms are the most valuable companies located in California’s Silicon Valley. More than 10 per cent of the Fortune 1000 companies are found in California
The largest film industry in the world, Hollywood, is present in California. Big production houses like Disney, Sony Pictures, Comcast, Paramount Global, Warner Bros. Discovery are based in California.
2) Colorado
Colorado is a US state situated in the Western United States (Mountain West subregion). Colorado became a state on August 1, 1876, and it is the 38th US state to be admitted to the Union. The 48th largest state in the US is Colorado. The total area of Colorado is 14,357 km2. It is the 21st populous of all US states with more than 6 million residents. ‘The Centennial States’ is the nickname of Colorado. “Qui transtulit sustinet” is the motto of Colorado. The capital city of Colorado is Denver. Colorado is divided into 64 counties. Denver is the largest city in Colorado. Other top cities in Colorado are Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, Pueblo. English is the official language of Colorado. It is also one of the least populous cities of Colorado.
The largest metropolitan area in Colorado is Denver. The GDP of Colorado is $318.6 billion and it is one of the richest states in the US. The per capita income is $51,940 in Colorado and it is the 11th wealthiest economy in the US.
3) Connecticut
Connecticut is a US state situated in the New England region. It is in the southern part of the country. Connecticut became a state on January 9, 1788, and it is the 5th US state. The 3rd smallest state in the US is Connecticut. The total area of Connecticut is 423,970 km2. It is the 29th most populous of all US states, with more than 4 million residents. Connecticut is also the fourth-most densely populated US state. ‘The Constitution State’ is the nickname of Connecticut. “Eureka” is the motto of Connecticut. The capital city of Connecticut is Hartford. Connecticut is divided into 8 counties and has 21 cities. Bridgeport is the largest and most populous city of Connecticut. Other top cities in Connecticut are Stamford, New Haven, Hartford, Waterbury. English is the official language of Connecticut.
The largest metropolitan area in Connecticut is Greater New York. The GDP of Connecticut is $289 billion. The per capita income is $79,087 in Connecticut, and it is the highest of any US state. Finance, Real estate, insurance, tourism, Agriculture were the largest sectors in Connecticut. Big financial companies like The Hartford, Travelers, Cigna are located in Connecticut.
