[Answer] Which two states have "mountain" in their official nickname?

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...1. Arizona and Colorado 2. Idaho and Montana 3. Utah and Wyoming 4. West Virginia and Vermont

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West Virginia and Vermont - You may have heard Colorado called The Rocky Mountain State or New Hampshire called The White Mountain State, but their officially recognized nicknames are The Centennial State and The Granite State, respectively. The only two states with “mountain” in their official nicknames are Vermont (The Green Mountain State) and West Virginia (The Mountain State). Vermont gets both its name and nickname from the actual Green Mountains that Samuel de Champlain encountered in 1647 and named "Verd Mont," meaning green mountain in French. West Virginia, meanwhile, lies completely in the Appalachian Mountain region and has the highest average elevation (around 1,500 feet) of any state east of the Mississippi.:

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