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Is Owensboro in eastern Kentucky?
Owensboro is in north western Kentucky, near the Indiana state line.
Is there a Kentucky Fried Chicken in North America?
Yes, Kentucky Fried Chicken is in North America. Kentucky is a state in the U.S., which is in North America.
What continent do you live on if you live in Kentucky?
If you live in Kentucky, you live on the continent of North America.
What stands between North Carolina and Kentucky?
mountains stand between north carolina and kentucky
Which capital is father north Raleigh North Carolina or Frankfort Kentucky?
Frankfort, Kentucky is located farther north than Raleigh, North Carolina.
What is the significance of the 36 degrees 30' north latitude line?
That latitude defines portions of the northern border of the Texas panhandle, part of the Arkansas/Missouri state line, and part of the Tennessee/Kentucky state line.
What is the nearest continent to Kentucky?
Kentucky is located in North America.
Kentucky is to Tennessee as Nebraska is to what?
The answer is Kansas. Tennessee is bordered by Kentucky to the north. Kansas is bordered by Nebraska to the north.
What are the for states that border Virginia?
Maryland, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia
What are the states surrounding Tennessee?
* Kentucky * North Carolina * Virgina * Georgia * Alabama * Mississippi * Arkansas * Missouri* Kentucky * North Carolina * Virgina * Georgia * Alabama * Mississippi * Arkansas * Missouri* Kentucky * North Carolina * Virgina * Georgia * Alabama * Mississippi * Arkansas * Missouri* Kentucky * North Carolina * Virgina * Georgia * Alabama * Mississippi * Arkansas * Missouri* Kentucky * North Carolina * Virgina * Georgia * Alabama * Mississippi * Arkansas * Missouri* Kentucky * North Carolina * Virgina * Georgia * Alabama * Mississippi * Arkansas * Missouri
Which longitude line crosses nearest to Kentucky?
Longitudinal line 85, 86, 87, and 88 all cross Kentucky.
Where is Fort Knox located in North America?
The US gold depository is at Fort Knox, Kentucky (near Louisville in north central Kentucky). There is another Fort Knox, in coastal Maine, that was built in 1844.
