Population*: 1,328,361 (rank: 40)
Area: 35,385 sq.miles (rank: 41)
Pop. Density: 43/sq.mile (rank: 38)
Capital: Augusta
Became a state March 15, 1820 (#23)
*Population figures are from 2010 Census.
State government website: www.maine.gov/portal/
Tourism website: www.visitmaine.com
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Population*: 5,773,552 (rank: 19)
Area: 12,407 sq.miles (rank: 42)
Pop. Density: 594.8/sq.mile (rank: 5)
Capital: Annapolis
7th of original 13 states to ratify the Constitution: April 28, 1788
*Population figures are from 2010 Census.
State government website: www.maryland.gov
Tourism website: visitmaryland.org
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Population*: 6,547,629 (rank: 14)
Area: 10,555 sq.miles (rank: 44)
Pop. Density: 839.4/sq.mile (rank: 5)
Capital: Boston
6th of original 13 states to ratify the Constitution: February 6, 1788
*Population figures are from 2010 Census.
State government website: www.mass.gov
Tourism website: www.massvacation.com
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Population*: 9,883,640 (rank: 8)
Area: 96,716 sq.miles (rank: 11)
Pop. Density: 174.8/sq.mile (rank: 17)
Capital: Lansing
Became a state Jan. 26, 1837 (#26)
*Population figures are from 2010 Census.
State government website: www.michigan.gov
Tourism website: www.michigan.org
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