Eleanor Larbi

If you're doing a project on Oregon, we're here to help with our Oregon facts file.

We've collated a ton of Oregon fun facts to help you with your Oregon trivia. Find out all about the most famous things in Oregon and all the incredible things Oregon is known for.

What animal is featured on Oregon's state flag? What fictional cartoon town was inspired by an Oregon state city? What is the name of the deepest lake in the United States and where is it located? Find out all these cool facts about Oregon and lots more by diving into our fun school project information about Oregon.

After finding out all about this beautiful state, why not learn all about the great state of North Carolina, or the fascinating Mackinac Bridge in Michigan with even more facts articles?

What do you know about Kentucky?

Is Kentucky Fried Chicken the first thing that springs to mind? Well, Colonel Sanders of delicious crunchy chicken fame was indeed from Kentucky.

But that's just one item of Kentucky trivia among the thousands of cool things about Kentucky! From having the longest cave system in the world to being the birthplace of one of the most famous Presidents in world history, Kentucky is a diverse treasure trove of culture, history and nature.

We have compiled our top Kentucky fun facts for kids to help with school projects on the Bluegrass State. Historical facts about Kentucky, famous residents, interesting culinary traditions and many more important facts about Kentucky await the curious reader.

So get ready to stock up on the most interesting facts about Kentucky and find out all about Kentucky and what makes it so special.

If you enjoy this list of interesting things about Kentucky, why not brush up on the rest of your knowledge about the United States and explore facts about North Carolina or discover facts about the state of Oregon?

Calling all budding engineers, we've compiled a list of amazing facts about the Mackinac Bridge, one of the longest suspension bridges in the world.

The Mackinac Bridge, Michigan (also known as the Mighty Mac), is the longest suspension bridge in the Western Hemisphere. It connects the Upper and Lower Peninsulas of Michigan, the only state with two peninsulas in the US.

Think the Mackinac is the only bridge in Michigan? Think again! Michigan is home to 11,145 bridges but this Lake Michigan bridge, the Mackinac, is the grandest and most iconic of all the bridges in Michigan.

On November 1, 1957 this bridge, one of the world's longest suspension bridges, was declared open. Suspension bridges are usually ranked by length according to their main span length, this being the length between the bridge's towers.

So even though the Mackinac is the longest suspension bridge in the world by total length, it actually ranks as the 24th longest suspension bridge in the world by main span length. By main span length it ranks third longest in the United States.

For more incredible facts about the Mackinac Bridge read on to find out all about this spectacular bridge across Lake Michigan, who knows what you might learn?

If you enjoy this article then why not check out our fun facts about North Carolina and our funny facts about Kentucky to learn more about amazing places in the USA?

How knowledgeable are you about North Carolina facts and history?

Not very? Well, you'll be an expert on all things North Carolina in no time!

Soon you'll be as much of a pro when it comes to North Carolina trivia questions as a born and bred Tar Heel. If this is the first time you've heard that term, you will soon get used to it as it's North Carolina's nickname!

People from the state are also known as Tar Heels. This is just one of many wonderful and weird facts about North Carolina.

Find out all about the most famous things from North Carolina including its world-famous sweet treats, world-firsts in aviation and education and world-renowned sports stars and politicians. In fact one of the most interesting facts about North Carolina is the fact that it has so many world-firsts, as well as national firsts in the United States.

So, why not head on down to Kidadl's very own university of North Carolina where you can learn tons of interesting things about North Carolina?

To learn more about different places around the world, why not check out our Greenland facts and facts about Mexico City?