Write 5 Articles about USA States - Part 2

Project Description: I need 5 x 700 word articles with interesting and/or fun facts about US States. Very Important! > Please don’t use state name in article too often < ! 4 – 7 Keywords with State Name per article is enough. Your articles must pass CopyScape. ------------------------------ Here is list of states: Indiana Louisiana Michigan Mississippi Missouri -------------------------------- Please use text format that I described below in project info. 1. Interesting Fact1, 2. Interesting Fact2, 3. Interesting Fact3, 4. Etc.. Thanks! Article about Nevada: Example of article (3 “Nevada” keywords in this small article ): 1. The state's Highway 50, known as the Loneliest Highway in America, received its name from "Life" magazine in 1986. There are few road stops in the 287 mile stretch between Ely and Fernley. 2. Frank Sinatra once owned the Cal-Neva at Lake Tahoe's Crystal Bay. It is possible to stand in both Nevada and California inside Cal-Neva's building. 3. Nevada's smallest incorporated city is Gabbs located about 140 miles southeast of Reno. 4. Nevada tribes include the Shoshone, Washo and Paiute. Tribal lands have been used in such film projects as "Misery," and "The Greatest Story Ever Told." Article about Hawaii: Example of article (3 “Hawaii” keywords in this small article ): 1. Hawaii has its own time zone (Hawaiian Standard Time.) There is no daylight savings time.) The time runs two hours behind Pacific Standard Time and five hours behind Eastern Standard Time. 2. All subterranean minerals belong to the state. Except for state owned water, some lava stone, and minor granites and semi-precious minerals, there are few underground minerals. 3. A privately owned island, with livestock raising as its principal industry. There is highly limited access by general public through helicopter landings at uninhabited sites. Legend says Niihau was the original home of the goddess Pele. The island has a population of 230, and is 69 square miles. 4. The Waialua River is one of five navigable river in Hawaii. It drains off Waialeale Mountain, which averages 488 inches of rain per year and is considered the wettest spot on earth. 5. The largest contiguous ranch, in the United States, is in Hawaii. The Parker Ranch near Kamuela has about 480,000 acres of land. 4. Jesse Owens, who won four gold medals in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, was from Cleveland.