States in GOV
As of November 2009, all states in the U.S. have operational domains in gov:
| Alabama | al.gov and alabama.gov |
| Alaska | alaska.gov |
| Arizona | az.gov |
| Arkansas | ar.gov and arkansas.gov |
| California | ca.gov and california.gov |
| Colorado | colorado.gov |
| Connecticut | ct.gov |
| Delaware | Delaware.gov |
| Florida | florida.gov and fl.gov (redirects to myflorida.com) |
| Georgia | georgia.gov and ga.gov |
| Guam | guam.gov |
| Hawaii | hawaii.gov (redirects to ehawaii.gov) |
| Idaho | idaho.gov |
| Illinois | Illinois.gov |
| Indiana | in.gov |
| Iowa | iowa.gov and ia.gov |
| Kansas | ks.gov and kansas.gov |
| Kentucky | ky.gov and kentucky.gov |
| Louisiana | la.gov and louisiana.gov |
| Maine | maine.gov |
| Maryland | maryland.gov |
| Massachusetts | mass.gov |
| Michigan | michigan.gov |
| Minnesota | mn.gov (redirects to state.mn.us) |
| Mississippi | mississippi.gov |
| Missouri | mo.gov |
| Montana | mt.gov and montana.gov |
| Nebraska | nebraska.gov |
| Nevada | nv.gov |
| New Hampshire | nh.gov and visitnh.gov |
| New Jersey | nj.gov and newjersey.gov |
| New Mexico | newmexico.gov |
| New York | ny.gov |
| North Carolina | nc.gov and northcarolina.gov |
| North Dakota | nd.gov |
| Ohio | ohio.gov and oh.gov |
| Oklahoma | ok.gov |
| Oregon | oregon.gov |
| Pennsylvania | pa.gov and pennsylvania.gov |
| Puerto Rico | pr.gov |
| Rhode Island | ri.gov |
| South Carolina | sc.gov |
| South Dakota | sd.gov |
| Tennessee | tennessee.gov and tn.gov |
| Texas | texas.gov |
| Utah | utah.gov |
| Vermont | vermont.gov |
| Virginia | virginia.gov |
| Washington | wa.gov and washington.gov |
| West Virginia | wv.gov |
| Wisconsin | wisconsin.gov |
| Wyoming | wyoming.gov |
The District of Columbia follows this trend with dc.gov
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Famous quotes containing the word states:
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—Calvin Coolidge (1872–1933)