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Why did George Washington bush settle north of the Columbia river?
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∙ 10y ago
George Bush settled north of the Columbia river because he thought there would be less Americans to challenge them and they were right
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Which Canadian province is directly north of the state Washington?
British Columbia is directly north of Washington state.
British Columbia is just north of which state?
Alaska is the only state north of British Columbia.
Canadian province north of Washington?
British Columbia is directly north of Washington, USA
British Columbia is north of what state?
Yukon is the state north of British Columbia.
What is the country north of Washington state?
The Canadian province of British Columbia borders Washington to the north.
What province lies directly north of Seattle Washington?
British Columbia
What state is due north of British Columbia?
The state of Washington is south of British Columbia
British Columbia is due north of which state?
WASHINGTON
British Columbia is directly north of what state?
Washington
What rivers flow north in Washington State?
columbia
British Columbia is just north of what states?
British Columbia is just North of three states Washington, Idaho, And Montana
What American state is Washington in?
Washington is not in a state. Washington is in the District Of Columbia. Washington is in the District of Colombia (DC) just Southern West of Maryland, and Southern West of Virginia. But to answer the question that was asked there is another Washington which is the first city to be named for George Washington. It is Washington North Carolina.
