There are 49 U.S. states in continental North America. Hawaii is in the Pacific Ocean and is not in continental North America.
While there are Fifty currently recognized States in the United States of America, only Fourty-eight are actually "attached to" -- a part of -- the "Mainland" of the U.S.A. The two States which are not part of the "Mainland" are Alaska, which is located in the extreme Northwest of the North American Continent (and is separated from the "mainland" by Canada), and Hawai'i, which is located in the Pacific Ocean. The proper term for the "mainland" of the U.S.A. is the Contiguous United States.
There are 13 political entities in south america, 9 in the mainland.
There are only three countries in North America, mainland or otherwise. These countries are Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
There are fifty states in the United States of America, and one federal district. 48 of these states are contigous, the other two (Alaska and Hawaii) are not on mainland America. The federal district is called Washington D.C.
The Line of Demarcation gave mainland North America to Spain. Which is why Fort Augustine in Florida is the oldest European settlement in the United States.
what two states that do not touch the mainland are?
That's pretty close to the geographic center of the mainland United States of America.
It is not necessary to capitalize the word mainland. The sentence is fine with mainland in lower case, while North America is in upper case.
The US mainland is the 28 contiguous states of North American Continent. Alaska and Hawaii are considered not to be part of the mainland and the possessions too are not part of the mainland. However, the 50 states are solidly all part of the UNITED STATES. In World War 2 it was also know as the HOME FRONT.
While Alaska is part of continent of North America, many consider it as separate because it is not contiguous. If you agree then the answer is two. Alaska and Hawaii.
Many believe that Juan Ponce de León of Spain was the first European to reach the mainland of North America in 1513.
We have a heck of a lot more than three states! The only two states that are NOT on our mainland are Alaska and Hawai'i. Alaska is separated from the rest of the US by parts of Canada, and Hawai'i is in the Pacific Ocean.