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In this US election map collection, you will find the history of presidential elections from 1789 to 2020. Each presidential election shows the electoral, popular, and total votes as percentages.
It marks when territories became states in the history of the United States. Also, it shows the party that each state votes for during the election year. Starting with George Washington in 1789, click on an election map to see who became president of the United States of America.
United States Map with Capitals
From Alabama to Wyoming, we display all 50 US states and capital cities. This United States map with capitals is a simple representation of continental US.
10 US Mountain Ranges Map
This US mountain ranges map highlights the major mountain ranges in the United States and how they are distributed throughout the country.
Physical Map of the United States
A physical map of the United States that features mountains, plateaus, lakes, rivers, cities and capitals. It includes inset maps for Hawaii and Alaska.
US Precipitation Map
How much rain falls in the United States? Take a close look at this US precipitation map to see where it falls the most and least. You’ll see it fluctuates.
10 US Mountain Ranges Map
This US mountain ranges map highlights the major mountain ranges in the United States and how they are distributed throughout the country.
US National Parks Map
A US national parks map that displays the 5 regions and 62 national parks of the United States. Hawaii and Alaska have inset maps with outlines and names.
You have errors in several of your synopses of various Presidential races. Most notably, you ascribe tradition, declining popularity or health as reasons why some relatively recent Presidents did not run for a third term.
The 22nd Amendment to the US Constitution, passed by Congress in 1947 and ratified in 1951 prohibits anyone from serving more than 2 terms as President. No one since Truman had the option of running for a 3rd term.
Thank you for the maps, they are helpful and informative.