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States in GOV

As of November 2009, all states in the U.S. have operational domains in gov:

Alabama al.gov and alabama.gov
Alaska alaska.gov
Arizona az.gov
Arkansas ar.gov and arkansas.gov
California ca.gov and california.gov
Colorado colorado.gov
Connecticut ct.gov
Delaware Delaware.gov
Florida florida.gov and fl.gov (redirects to myflorida.com)
Georgia georgia.gov and ga.gov
Guam guam.gov
Hawaii hawaii.gov (redirects to ehawaii.gov)
Idaho idaho.gov
Illinois Illinois.gov
Indiana in.gov
Iowa iowa.gov and ia.gov
Kansas ks.gov and kansas.gov
Kentucky ky.gov and kentucky.gov
Louisiana la.gov and louisiana.gov
Maine maine.gov
Maryland maryland.gov
Massachusetts mass.gov
Michigan michigan.gov
Minnesota mn.gov (redirects to state.mn.us)
Mississippi mississippi.gov
Missouri mo.gov
Montana mt.gov and montana.gov
Nebraska nebraska.gov
Nevada nv.gov
New Hampshire nh.gov and visitnh.gov
New Jersey nj.gov and newjersey.gov
New Mexico newmexico.gov
New York ny.gov
North Carolina nc.gov and northcarolina.gov
North Dakota nd.gov
Ohio ohio.gov and oh.gov
Oklahoma ok.gov
Oregon oregon.gov
Pennsylvania pa.gov and pennsylvania.gov
Puerto Rico pr.gov
Rhode Island ri.gov
South Carolina sc.gov
South Dakota sd.gov
Tennessee tennessee.gov and tn.gov
Texas texas.gov
Utah utah.gov
Vermont vermont.gov
Virginia virginia.gov
Washington wa.gov and washington.gov
West Virginia wv.gov
Wisconsin wisconsin.gov
Wyoming wyoming.gov

The District of Columbia follows this trend with dc.gov

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