which state has only 1 neighbor?
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Well Alaska has only one neighbor-- Canada\n\nYou did not specify that the neighbor has to be a U.S. state\n\nIf you follow my logic it cannot be Maine as it is touching New Brunswick, Quebec and the U.S. state New Hampshire.\n\nIf you want a more exact answer then Alaska is touching the Yukon territory
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isnt like alaska or canada
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Is this a trick question?  There is no narrow strip of land that lies between Alabama and Georgia, dill hole!  Look at a map!
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There is also one in Indiana
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coz it is part of USA
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All of them.  States don't share "borders".  Borders are dividing lines between countries.  States share "state lines".
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Michigan for one.  But you get used to it.
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only one one time in aweek
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I can tell you..\n\nAlabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Conneticut, Delware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massechusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virgina, West Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming
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This is a very good question.  I am responding so that I can keep it on file.  \n\nI found one state that does, Florida.  See the link below:
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Actually, yes, one zip code can be located in more than one city in the same state if they are connected to each other or in close proximity, depending upon population and growth after the zip code was designated for that area (annexes can create this situation).  Also one zip code can be used for the same area even though that area might go by several different "city" names.  For example:  63124 and 63105 can be St Louis (as they are located within the greater metro area - all "631" zips can be properly designated as "Saint Louis" even though many are not in the actual city limits but are located in the greater surrounding area of the same county), and 63124 and 63105 are also located in the City of Clayton.  Even though Clayton is in the greater St Louis metro area, it acts as the hub of the suburban county area surrounding the city proper of St Louis, and has its own judicial system, police department, board of elections, mayor, etc, and is considered a city itself.  Many of the smaller municipalities use Clayton's courthouse, jail, etc, and it has its own parks system as well.  \nMy own zip code has 3 options, two of which are "cities" and the other choice is a suburban area surrounding St Louis.  I live in a "4th class incorporated city" which among other things means we share a tax base with several other smaller cities - they are not called towns, they are called "the city of" in each case - there is a difference in the classifications between towns, smaller cities and municipalities - but it is too technical and complicated to even try to explain, and there are more criteria than just size or population in the determination.  \nThe mail will get to the proper destination if you have the proper zip code and street address regardless of which choice of city is used, as the zip code and street address are what the post office goes by the most.  \nThe link is a zip code/city/address search site with the US Postal Service.  Try it for yourself, enter any zip code and you will find that some of them do in fact allow several different names for the same area.  Save the zip4 link as a favorite, it may come in handy sometime.
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heres one. hope it helps.
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a state cant b arrogant\nsome ppl there are arrogant,
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Alaska.  In fact it is the ONLY state that was ever part of the Russia/the Soviet Union.
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Wichita Kansas I assume. I've heard of it, even drove through there once. It pretty much like all of Kansas, flat.
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Tennessee with 8 states bordering\nAR\nMS\nAL\nGA\nNC\nVA\nKY\nMO
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List "all the flat states"?\n\nALL\nTHE\nFLAT\nSTATES