Territories of the United States of America

All territories and islands belonging to the United States of America:

1. Mainland:

The United States consists of 48 states, known as the mainland. Each state has its own unique geography, culture and history.

2. Non-State Territories:

Alaska: It is a large state located in the northwest of North America. It is rich in mountains, forests, glaciers and wildlife.

Hawaii: Hawaii, a chain of islands located in the Pacific Ocean, is famous for tourist attractions, volcanoes and beaches.

3. US Overseas Territories:

American Samoa: Located in the South Pacific, American Samoa is home to the beauties of tropical islands and the Coral Sea.

Guam: Located in the Pacific Ocean, Guam is an overseas territory of America and is known as a tourist destination.

Northern Mariana Islands: These islands are also located in the Pacific Ocean and are famous for their beautiful beaches.

Puerto Rico: Located in the Caribbean Sea, Puerto Rico is an unincorporated territory of the United States and has its own unique culture.

United States Virgin Islands: Located in the Caribbean Sea, these islands are known for their beautiful beaches and historical sites.

4. Other Islands and Territories:

United States Minor Outlying Islands: These islands and coral reefs are smaller overseas territories of the United States. Examples include Baker Island, Howland Island, and Midway Atoll.

This list includes the main territories owned by the United States and some important islands. However, to obtain more detailed information and island-specific information, you may need to review official sources or current geodatabases.