1. IDAHO
Celia Vizuete

2. Index
 Introduction
 History
 Geography
 Sights
 Population
 Culture

3. Introduction
 Idaho is one of
the fifty states
of the E.E.U.U,
located in
the northwest.
 The capital
is Boise

4. History
It was based on mining, and then in agriculture
and tourism.

5. Geography
- Strong currents crossing the Snake
River to Hells Canyon
- The highest point in Idaho (3798 m.)
Is Borah Peak in the Lost
River Mountains

6. Sights
The National
Monument Craters of
the Moon near Arco.
The Hagerman Fossil
Bed.

7. Population
 1,584,985 people
Culture
 Idaho's culture is based
on U.S. culture

8. MINNESOTA
Rubén Sanz B-53

9. Index
 Introduction
 Geography
 Population
 Tourist sights: Lakes

10. Introduction
 Minnesota is one of the fifty states of the USA,
located in the Midwestern United States.

11. Geography
 Minnesota is the northernmost USA state apart from
Alaska.
 The state is part of the USA region known as the Upper
Midwest and part of the Great Lakes Region of North
America.

12. Population
 From fewer than 6,100 people in 1850, Minnesota's
population grew to over 1.7 million by 1900.
 The United States Census Bureau estimates that the
population of Minnesota was 5,344,861 on July 1, 2011.

13. Tourist sights: Lakes
 The main tourist attractions are the lakes of Minnesota.
Minnesota lakes are, Lower Red Lake, Leech Lake, Lake of
the Woods, Ten Mile Lake, Otter Tail Lake, Mille Lacs Lake,
Lake Minnetonka, Lake Kabetogama, Cass Lake, Lake
Winnibigoshish, Lake Vermillion and Lake Superior.