Biggest State in USA

Ranking of the US states by area : The United States is the third largest country in the world by area, right after Russia and its neighbor Canada, and within its borders there are 50 US states that make up the country. In the following, we learn the arrangement of all states in the United States of America by area. The United States of America is a federal republic consisting of 50 states and many small islands, 48 ​​of which are located between Mexico and Canada, while the state of Alaska is located in the northwest part of North America, and the other state, Hawaii, is an archipelago in the mid-Pacific Ocean. The states have a number of powers and rights under the US Constitution, such as regulating internal commerce, administering elections, establishing local governments, and ratifying constitutional amendments.

Biggest State in USA by Size in Square Miles : The United States is the third largest country in the world by area, right after Russia and its neighbor Canada, and within its borders there are 50 US states that make up the country. In the following, we learn the arrangement of all states in the United States of America by area.

The United States of America is a federal republic consisting of 50 states and many small islands, 48 ​​of which are located between Mexico and Canada, while the state of Alaska is located in the northwest part of North America, and the other state, Hawaii, is an archipelago in the mid-Pacific Ocean. The states have a number of powers and rights under the US Constitution, such as regulating internal commerce, administering elections, establishing local governments, and ratifying constitutional amendments.

Ranking of the states of the United States by land area

#	The states	Total area (km²)
1	Alaska	1,723,337
2	Texas	695,662
3	California	423,967
4	Montana	380,831
5	New Mexico	314,917
6	Arizona	295,234
7	Nevada	286,380
8	Colorado	269,601
9	Oregon	254,799
10	Wyoming	253,335
11	Michigan	250,487
12	Minnesota	225,163
13	Utah	219,882
14	Idaho	216,443
15	kansas	213,100
16	Nebraska	200,330
17	South Dakota	199,729
18	Washington	184,661
19	North Dakota	183,108
20	Oklahoma	181,037
21	Missouri	180,540
22	Florida	170,312
23	Wisconsin	169,635
24	Georgia	153,910
25	Illinois	149,995
26	Yeah	145,746
27	New York	141,297
28	North Carolina	139,391
29	Arkansas	137,732
30	Alabama	135,767
31	Louisiana	135,659
32	Mississippi	125,438
33	Pennsylvania	119,280
34	Ohio	116,098
35	Virginia	110,787
36	Tennessee	109,153
37	Kentucky	104,656
38	Indiana	94,326
39	who	91,633
40	South Carolina	82,933
41	West Virginia	62,756
42	Maryland	32,131
43	Hawaii	28,313
44	Massachusetts	27,336
45	Vermont	24,906
46	New Hampshire	24,214
47	New Jersey	22,591
48	Connecticut	14,357
49	Delaware	6,446
50	Rhode Island	4,001