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United States Interactive Maps

This section includes incredible whole-nation interactive United States maps. Here, you can find an interactive United States map, an interactive United States map that allows students to compare and contrast different states, an interactive map of major United States cities, and historical interactive maps of the 13 colonies, the Revolutionary War, Civil War, and much more.

United States Interactive Map

Description: Click on any state in the United States map to learn about important facts such as symbols, area, population, motto, and more.

United States Symbols and Statistics Interactive Map

Description: This awesome interactive map allows students to learn all about state symbols such as bird, tree, flower, motto, nickname or state statistics such as area, population, highest point, electoral value and more, simply by selecting the information of interest and then mousing over the states. Incredible research tool. Enjoy the scavenger hunts that go with this map.

United States Cities Interactive Map

Description: This interactive map allows students to click on over 50 American cities to learn about their histories and attractions. This is a fantastic tool for state or city research projects.

13 Colonies Interactive Map

Description: This awesome map allows students to click on any of the colonies or major cities in the colonies to learn all about their histories and characteristics from a single map and page! Below this map is an interactive scavenger hunt. Answer the multiple choice questions by using the interactive map. You'll get immediate feedback. Alternatively, you can print out the scavenger hunt.

13 Colonies Interactive Fact or Fiction - New!

Description: This interactive page allows students to use the interactive 13 Colonies map to determine whether statements about the colonies are fact or fiction.

Battles of the Revolutionary War Interactive Map

Description: This awesome map allows students to click on the points of the map to learn more about each battle.

Westward Trails Interactive Map

Description: This interactive map tells all about the Oregon, California, Santa Fe, and Mormon Trails. Simply click on a trail location to learn all about it.

Profiles of America's Land Acquisitions - Online

Description: This comprehensive section includes profiles of twelve American land acquisitions or occupations including the Louisiana Purchase, Adams-Onis Treaty, Mexican-American war acquisitions, Alaska Purchase, Hawaii annexation, and many others.

Profiles of America's Land Acquisitions Digital Scavenger Hunt - Online

Description: This activity requires students to use the interactive map to find the answers to the scavenger hunt questions. It gives immediate feedback.

Civil War Battles Interactive Map

Description: The MrNussbaum.com Interactive Battles Map allows kids, teachers, and parents to learn about each of the significant battles from the Civil War simply by clicking its location on the map.

Civil War Battles Digital Scavenger Hunt

Description: This interactive activity allows students to use the interactive Civil War Battles map to find the answers to the scavenger hunt questions.

Maptivation - Online Map Making

Description: This is an awesome resource that allows kids to label and color maps online. States, regions, nations, and more are available. It can be a bit "glitchy" at time as the kids say, but by and large it is perfect for online coloring, printing, and labeling maps. Fill tool problem is now FIXED.

Make your own Map Assessment Exercise

Description: This activity allows teachers to make, save, and deploy interactive map quizzes to students. Choose and design any of 200 maps, then add interactive questions to the map. Save and name the map, copy the code, and distribute the code to students. Students click on the numbered circles on the map to access the questions. The system gives immediate feedback.

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