US States Shaped by Rivers: Multiple Choice

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01The Rio Grande river carves out the long, distinctive southern border of this large state, separating it from Mexico.
02The Columbia River creates most of this Pacific Northwest state's northern border, separating it from Washington.
03This state's entire northern border follows the winding path of the Ohio River, with the Mississippi River defining its western tip.
04Named after the river that forms its entire western border, this state sits directly east of Louisiana and Arkansas.
05This 'Show-Me State' has the Mississippi River as its eastern border and the Missouri River forming its northwestern border before cutting across the state.
06The Savannah River forms the majority of the eastern border of this state, separating it from South Carolina.
07This state is uniquely framed by the Missouri River on its western border and the Mississippi River on its eastern border.
08The winding Snake River carves out a deep canyon and forms a large portion of the western border for this mountainous state.
09The Mississippi River forms the upper half of this state's eastern border and creates its famous southern delta.
10The Colorado River defines a significant portion of this state's western border, carving the Grand Canyon within its boundaries.
11This state's western border is entirely formed by the Mississippi River, while its southeastern border is defined by the Ohio River.
12This New England state's entire western border is defined by the Connecticut River, separating it from Vermont.