JigsawUSA Puzzles
The United States stretches across North America from the Atlantic to the Pacific, with Alaska in the far north and the islands of Hawaii in the middle of the Pacific. Our USA puzzles show its national parks, famous cities, the islands of Hawaii and the old Route 66.
Tent under the Aurora on McHugh Peak, Anchorage
Northern Lights at Chena Hot Springs, Fairbanks
Halloween Porch on Libby Hill, Richmond
Pumpkins at the Circleville Pumpkin Show, Ohio
Scarecrows and Pumpkins in Southborough, Massachusetts
Rows of Pumpkins in Pepin, Wisconsin
White and Orange Pumpkins at Gross Farms, Sanford
Old Tractor at Shadow Creek Pumpkin Farm, Texas
Pumpkins at Cider Hill Farm, Amesbury
Halloween House in Romeo, Michigan
The Witch House in Autumn, Salem
Giant Sequoia Trunks, Sequoia National Park
Giant Sequoias beside a Meadow, Sequoia National Park
Emerald Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park
Mountain Creek in Rocky Mountain National Park
Sea Stacks at Ruby Beach at Sunset
Sea Stack at Kalaloch Beach, Olympic Coast
Trail through the Hoh Rain Forest
Moss-Covered Trees in the Hoh Rain Forest
Waterfall in Autumn, Great Smoky Mountains
Fall Colours on the Smoky Mountain Ridges
Autumn in the Great Smoky Mountains
Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse, Acadia
Jordan Pond, Acadia National Park
About USA
The United States created the world's first national park, Yellowstone, in 1872, and today it has more than 60 of them. In our puzzles you can explore the granite cliffs and giant sequoias of Yosemite, the red rock of Zion, Bryce Canyon and Arches, the Grand Canyon, the lakes of Glacier and the peaks of Grand Teton, the rain forest and wild coast of Olympic, the autumn ridges of the Great Smoky Mountains, the rocky shore of Acadia in Maine and Denali, the highest peak in North America.
Hawaii, the fiftieth state, is a chain of volcanic islands where you can piece together Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head, the cliffs of the Nā Pali Coast, Haleakalā's crater above the clouds, black and red sand beaches, sea turtles and lava meeting the ocean.
Route 66, opened in 1926, ran for almost 4,000 kilometres from Chicago to Santa Monica, and its old motels, diners and signs are a symbol of the American road trip. The country's famous cities appear too, from the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco to the skyline of Manhattan and the Capitol in Washington, D.C.