What bodies of water surround the United States?
915268
Eh? Two bodies of water.\nPacific on the west coast\nAtlantic on the east coast.\nBoth are oceans.
741889
Missouri.  The Mighty Mississippi runs along the right, and the Missouri River runs right through it.\n\nhttp://www.uta.fi/FAST/US2/REF/MAPS/usmaps1.html\n[2nd & 5th maps.]
199850
When ocean levels rise the water must go somewhere.  So, the water covers up land.  Thus, if ice caps in the artic melt many of our coastal areas will eventually be covered in water... including New York, Boston, etc.
526049
my guess is the oceans, and other bodies of water, i.e. lakes, rivers, and streams!
579488
the united states of america.
963897
Great Lakes all around coast.
284940
Totally false.  Waves do occur in ponds and lakes.\n\nIn fact, any really experienced sailor can tell you that when the wind is blowing strongly, shallow waters are more dangerous thaan deep ociean waters.\n\nFifty foot waves can and do occur in the Great Lakes.  Many ships, boats, and lives have been lost, especially during November.\n\nThe big waves in the Great Lakes come crashing ashore, against piers, and against the shoreline ice barrier that forms during winter.\n\nThey are as spectacular as many typical ocean waves, but it is true that you can get even bigger waves from the ocean, such as the ones used by surfers in Hawaii.
618475
Southwest to Northeast. Head waters are the Great Lakes which start in Minnesota. The River starts out of Lake Ontario and heads up through Montreal, Quebec City, and finally hits the Atlantic Ocean in the Gulf of St. Lawrence near the Grand Banks.
576389
island = land completely surrounded by water\nwaves = water\nany more silly questions?
270207
In the Pacific ocean, Atlantic ocean, the Great lakes, Large lakes, Worldwide, Northern hemisphere usually. Russian far east.
925843
Alaska (has the most ocean coastline of any other state)\nMichigan (has the most lake coast area than any other state)\nCalifornia (second only to Alaska in ocean boundary size)\nFlorida (combination of ocean, lakes, and marshlands put this one on the top five)\nHawaii (being completely composed of islands and 1,500 miles of atolls, reefs, and barrier islands put it on this list)\n\nMaine, Texas, North Carolina, Oregon, and Minnesota finishes the top ten.\n\nHopes that help.
698308
America should acknowledge international law, which says these waters are Canadian. Hopefully it will be resolved amicably, but beware - America was sent packing when it attacked British North America (as it then was) in 1812 and 1819.
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The Bermuda Triangle (also known as Devil's Triangle) is a nearly half-million square-mile (1.2 million km2) area of ocean roughly defined by Bermuda, Puerto Rico, and the southernmost tip of Florida. The Bermuda Triangle has become popular through representation by the mass media, in which it is a paranormal site in which the known laws of physics are either violated, altered, or both.
186150
No, because a peninsula is "surrounded" by water. The key here is that even though the western part of New Jersey is bordered by the Delaware River, the width of New Jersey is wider than the river, so you really can't call it being "surrounded by." If this were a peninsula, then wouldn't eastern North America be a peninsula since it has the Mississippi to the west ?\n\n"Peninsula" comes from the Latin "almost island". Florida is a classic example of a peninsula. It's connected to the mainland by only a small strip of land, clearly surrounded on three sides.\n\nHope this helps.
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water in form of seas ,river,oceans,pond etc
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Alaska.\n\n"The state with the most lakes is Alaska and not Minnesota despite the "10,000 Lakes" slogan on its license plates. Alaska is home to more than three million lakes."
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How about lake michigan?