var arrayFacts = [
"Long-winded name.
Santa Fe's full name is: La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San Francisco de Asis.",
"Red beryl, anyone?
Utah has the world's only known deposit of red beryl, a stone that looks like a red emerald.",
"Higher by a mile.
Alaska's Mt. McKinley is almost a mile higher than the highest Alp.",
"Only one.
While Texas is the second largest state in the U.S., it only has one natural lake!",
"Virginia lost Kentucky.
The State of Kentucky was once Kentucky County, Virginia.",
"3 Million and counting.
Alaska has an estimated 3 million lakes.",
"Uniquely made-up.
Idaho is unique among state names because it's the only one that's just a made-up word.",
"Big river!
The Mississippi River is the fourth longest and third largest river in the world.",
"Huge state.
Alaska is more than twice the size of Texas, the second largest state.",
"Zinc giant.
The Red Dog Mine in northwest Alaska is the world's largest producer of zinc.",
"Big lake.
Alaska largest lake is the size of the entire state of Rhode Island.",
"Beware the bears!
Alaska's Kodiak Island is home to the largest land carnivores on earth, Kodiak brown bears.",
"Dark and very cold.
Barrow, Alaska has constant sunlight from May 10 to August 2 each year.",
"Cavers' dream.
Mammoth Cave in central Kentucky is the longest cave system in the world.",
"Old St. Augustine
St. Augustine in Florida is the oldest European settlement in the United States.",
"Biggest waterfall.
The largest waterfall in the United States is Niagara Falls.",
"Largest US peninsula.
Florida is the largest peninsula in the United States.",
"Making a comeback.
The bald eagle, though once severely endangered, has made a strong comeback.",
"July 4th is Independence Day.
It celebrates the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.",
"Fourth largest.
The United States is the fourth largest country in the world.",
"Texas - the country?
Texas, the second largest state in the U.S., was once an independent country.",
"Multiple origins.
Parts of the United States were once owned by eight different nations.",
"In a fog?
Cape Disappointment in Washington is the foggiest place in the US.",
"Diamonds!
The only diamond mine in the United States is in Arkansas.",
"Ranked last.
From 1990 to 2000 North Dakota ranked last in the U.S. for population growth.",
"Economic powerhouse!
California, if it was its own country, would have one of the world's largest economies.",
"No Q's.
\"Q\" is the only letter in the alphabet that does not appear in any state name.",
"Pioneer trail!
The Oregon Trail started in Missouri, ended in Oregon, and was about 2,000 miles long.",
"Ride the monument!
The San Francisco cable car system is the only mobile national monument.",
"Directionally driven.
Maine has28 cities that begin with the word \"North\" and 23 with the word \"South\".",
"Odd fort.
Iowa's Fort Atkinson was the only fort built by the US government to protect one Indian tribe from another.",
"More than one verse.
The United States' national anthem has four verses. Most people only know the first one.",
"Small river.
The world's shortest river--the D River in Oregon--is only 121 feet long.",
"Surprise!
Virginia extends 95 miles farther west than West Virginia.",
"Most popular.
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited park in the nation.",
"Sunniest.
Yuma, Arizona, gets the most sunshine of any settled town in the U.S.",
"Who's tallest?
While Mount Everest is often called the world's tallest mountain, Hawaii's Mauna Kea is taller.",
"Oldest living thing?
\"King Clone,\"a creosote bush in the Mojave Desert is 11,700 years old.",
"No Big Macs here!
Montpelier, Vermont, is the only US state capital without a McDonald's.",
];