Below is a list of 25 iconic places in America that are worth seeing (according to Discovery). I have put an x by the ones I have visited and an * for places on my "bucket list". How many of these 25 have you visited and which ones are on your "bucket list"?

The Grand Canyon, Arizona - x
Mount Rushmore, South Dakota - x
The Delicate Arch, Utah
The Golden Gate Bridge, California *
Old Faithful, Wyoming - x
Hoover Dam, Nevada
Half Dome, California *
Chimney Rock, Nebraska
Oak Alley Plantation, Louisiana
Statue of Liberty, New York - x
Devils Tower, Wyoming - x
Lincoln Memorial, Washington D.C. - x
Fort Sumter, South Carolina - x
Antelope Canyon, Arizona *
Monticello, Virginia - x
Middle Fork of the Salmon River, Idaho
The Breakers, Rhode Island - x
Crater Lake, Oregon *
Space Needle, Washington
Portland Head Light, Maine - x
Denali, Alaska
Taos Pueblo, New Mexico *
The Alamo, Texas
Southernmost Point Buoy, Florida
Jenny Lake, Wyoming - x

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