The U.S. is a land of contrasts, with some states covered in water and others nearly bone-dry.
Michigan leads in water coverage, surrounded by four Great Lakes and dotted with inland lakes. Alaska holds the most total water, while Hawaii, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts also rank high. On the dry side, New Mexico has the least water (0.2% of its area), followed by Arizona, Kansas, and Colorado. Water-rich states thrive on boating and fishing, while drier states offer vast deserts and rugged landscapes.
Whether you love lakes or open plains, the U.S. has a place for you.
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