For some reason I thought that taking each US State, alphabetizing the letters in its name, and then re-alphabetizing all the states would be interesting.  Here are the results:

State	Alphabetized State Name
Alabama	aaaablm
Alaska	aaakls
Arkansas	aaaknrss
Nebraska	aabeknrs
Massachusetts	aacehmssssttu
California	aacfilnor
North Carolina	aachilnnoorrt
South Carolina	aachilnoorstu
Delaware	aadeelrw
Nevada	aadenv
North Dakota	aadhknoortt
South Dakota	aadhkoosttu
Indiana	aadiinn
Maryland	aadlmnry
Pennsylvania	aaeilnnnpsvy
Hawaii	aahiiw
Oklahoma	aahklmoo
Louisiana	aaiilnosu
Arizona	aainorz
Kansas	aaknss
Montana	aamnnot
Colorado	acdlrooo
Michigan	acghiimn
Rhode Island	addehlinors
Florida	adfilor
Idaho	adhio
New Hampshire	aeehhimnprsw
Georgia	aeggior
Minnesota	aeimnnost
Texas	aestx
Washington	aghinnostw
Virginia	agiiinrv
Utah	ahtu
Maine	aimne
Iowa	aiow
Connecticut	ccceinnottu
New Mexico	ceeimnowx
Kentucky	cekkntuy
Wisconsin	ciinnossw
West Virginia	eagiiinrstvw
Tennessee	eeeennsst
New Jersey	eeejnrswy
Oregon	egnoor
New York	eknorwy
Vermont	emnortv
Wyoming	gimnowy
Ohio	hioo
Mississippi	iiiimppssss
Illinois	iiillnos
Missouri	iimorssu

The outcome isn't as interesting as I had hoped.  With the letters in their names alphabetized, the vast majority of the states start with 'a'.  In fact, only six states even start with consonants.  That's pretty boring, I think.  Somehow, Missouri ended up at the end of the list.  I don't find that very interesting either.

The most interesting part of the exercise was learning what states are easy to alphabetize and which aren't. Ohio, Idaho, Tennessee, Mississippi?  Easy to alphabetize.  Pennsylvania and North Carolina take a little more thought.

I hope you can find more value in this table than I did.