United States is a country in North America, North America with a rich history, unique culture and some remarkable records. Here are the most interesting facts about United States that most people don't know.
The United States has won more Nobel Prizes than any other country. It put 12 humans on the Moon between 1969 and 1972 — the only country ever to do so. It is also the world's largest economy, larger than the next three combined.
The United States has the world's largest economy by nominal GDP.
The US has put 12 humans on the Moon — the only country to do so.
American English has over 800 dialects across the country.
The US has won more Nobel Prizes than any other country — over 400.
The United States has won more Nobel Prizes than any other country. It put 12 humans on the Moon between 1969 and 1972 — the only country ever to do so. It is also the world's largest economy, larger than the next three combined.
United States is known for several remarkable places that attract visitors and define the country's identity:
A UNESCO chasm 1.6km deep and 446km long carved by the Colorado River over 5-6 million years
A UNESCO 93m copper colossal gifted by France — an enduring symbol of freedom
The world's first national park, sitting atop a supervolcano with Old Faithful geyser
The iconic skyscraper-studded skyline of New York City — symbol of the American dream
The United States has won more Nobel Prizes than any other country. It put 12 humans on the Moon between 1969 and 1972 — the only country ever to do so. It is also the world's largest economy, larger than the next three combined.
The capital of United States is Washington D.C..
United States has a population of approximately 335M.
The official language of United States is English.
United States gained independence in 1776.
United States uses the Dollar ($).