I'm Nevada.

[Nevada]

Country/Region: Nevada

Human name: Angel F. Jones

Gender: Male

Human age: 18

State age:

Appearance: Heterochromic Blue/Green eyes black hair and likes to wear jeans a lot, as well as darker shirts. As well as anything comfortable.

Personality: Prefers to be alone unless he goes out for a drink and gamble. He likes to sleep and lounge around his room.

Random facts: He likes to play video games and is relatively calm to most things, unless i'm tired, ill, or achy

History: Nevada's first permanent white settlement, Mormon Station (later Genoa), was founded in 1850 in what is now western Nevada, a region that became part of Utah Territory the same year.

Nevada's economy revived following new discoveries of silver at Tonopah and gold at Goldfield early in the 20th century.

The 1920s was a time of subdued economic activity; mining fell off, and not even the celebrated divorce trade, centered in Reno, was able to compensate for its decline.

From 1960 to 1980, Nevada was the fastest-growing of the 50 states, increasing its population by 70% in the 1960s and 64% in the 1970s.

In the first half of the 1990s, Nevada was once again the nation's fastest growing state, increasing its population by nearly 25%; by 2001 the state's population exceeded 2.1 million.