Name the 5 U.S. states that have the most miles of coastline.....it doesn't have to be ocean coastline.?
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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.
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If you looking for the state that is directly in the center of the United States that would be Kansas or Missouri. There is no 1-state that splits the US, that would be made up of several states.
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largest:  Alaska\nsmallest:  Rhode Island\n50 states all together
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Alaska of course. You should look at a map a little more maybe!
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CB provides a great chart. Clearly, though, the high number for Michigan (and Wisconsin, for that matter) is due to the portion of the bordering Great Lakes which officially fall within the state's borders. The Great Lakes, for the most part, are split down the middle and divided between bordering states and provinces. If you remove this factor, Florida would be at the top of your list.
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There are 50 States.  Better to ask which States don't have mountains.\n\nThe major mountain ranges run North and South.  These are primarily on the East coast and West coast.\n\nThe Midwest is flat as a board.  Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Indiana are extremely flat.  Florida and several of the States on the gulf Coast are flat as well.  Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, have mountain ranges.\n\nThe Appalachain Mountain range runs along the east coast\n\nRockies, Tetons, aer major ranges in the West.
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Georgia of course.\n\nBecause we have beaches and mountains, farmlands and marshlands, swamps and rivers.  Georgia has some of the most beautiful countryside in the US. People who live in Georgia are friendly, and the state isn't backwoods like the sterotype. We have Atlanta with its Fabulous Fox Theater, Georgia Aquarium, Turner Field and Home of CocaCola. We have Savannah with it's multitude of shopping, River Street and beautiful historic squares.  We have Athens, home of the Bulldogs (woof, woof, woof).  And we have so many lovely small towns....Madison, Vidalia, Eatonton, and Ellijay.  \n\nOh, and, for the most part, we have mild weather. ie. we dont get the huge tornados and earthquakes. And, thank God, hurricanes seem to pass us by.\n\nI can't think of a better place to live.
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Delaware is the flattest state.\nKansas ranks 23rd.\nAll flatter than a pancake.
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Tennessee with 8 states bordering\nAR\nMS\nAL\nGA\nNC\nVA\nKY\nMO
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Go to Rhode Island or Vermont - Lived in Both - Mountains vs. Ocean - You choose!
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Border states are the states that border other countries as in Texas bordering Mexico or Maine bordering Canada\n\nI think..not positive but I think its also the states bordering the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, as well. Someone may have a more positive answer on that.\n\nAnswered my own question, no it doesn't include the oceans...the link below provides a map
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Washington,California,Montana,Wyoming,South Dakota, Nebraska,Arizona, and South Carolina. Even when you are from Kansas--there`s no place like home!! Each state has its merits. Any Pacific coastal state I like,but I keep being drawn back to the mountain states. I could not name one. Montana--few people,so much space. Northern California-not too hot,not too cold,lots of liberal people. Washington--mountains and ocean !! It is a tough choice to make,because I am divided between beauty and economy. I wrestle with this same question often. I am going to have to just say any state in the Pacific northwest,for hunting,fishing,camping,hiking, snow and watersport.
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Probably Alaska.  The temp in the Northern regions is pretty cold.\n\nNo, seriously, I like the Central Coast of California.  The weather's nice, there's great beaches that aren't crowded like Jersey or LA beaches, and you can still buy an ocean view house for under a million (can't do that may other places anymore).\n\nAnd it's hot today!  80 degrees, in February!  This is absurd...
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Four other states: New Hampshire, Montana, Alaska, and Delaware.
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Including Florida?  \n\nFlorida.  Definatley Florida.   It sticks out from the rest of the coast, is around by warm water and has a large coastline.  There was never a significant season that didn't affect Florida.\n\nExcluding Florida?  Probably SC.
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Since my son just did a project about it, I can tell you it's the smallest state in the U.S., it's not an island but it HAS islands, including Block Island which was possibly the inspiration for the state being named after the Greek Island of Rhodes.\nIt's about 20 miles across, east to west.
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atlantic ocean\n\n:> peace\n.