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no! that would totally ruin Lewis and clarks adventure
A border state would have Another Country next to the border.
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What is South Carolina's nick name?
South Carolina is known as The Palmetto State.
What state in known as the tarheel state?
North Carolina
Which state is known as the pelmetto state?
South Carolina.
What is known as the palmetto state?
The official nickname for South Carolina is the "Palmetto State", referring to the state tree (the sabal palmetto).
Is South Carolina known for its BBQ?
South Carolina,unlike North Carolina, is not known for its BBQ. South Carolina is known for its gays and dirty hippies. It is also known as the state on the coast trying to be like Florida.
Where is Calabash NC?
Calabash is a coastal town in North Carolina, located near the state's border with South Carolina. It is known for its seafood restaurants and proximity to popular beach destinations like Sunset Beach and Ocean Isle Beach.
What was South Carolina formerly known as?
The first name of South Carolina was Iodine State based on the emblems on their license plates. Then, the state was called Palmetto State before officially named South Carolina.
What state is known as the palmeeto state?
South Carolina has the nickname the "Palmetto State"
What state was originally known as Columbia?
south cadrolina
What is the lyrics to the state song of South Carolina?
The lyrics to the state song of South Carolina, "Carolina" (also known as "South Carolina on My Mind"), include the following lines: "Oh, the palmetto and the pine, The land I love where the warm sun shine."
How did the yellow jassmine become the state flower?
The yellow jessamine became South Carolina's official state flower in March 14, 1924. It is native to South Carolina and is also known as Carolina jessamine, hence it was chosen.
Was South Carolina known as the Iodine State at one time?
South Carolina was known as the Iodine State because of the large percentage of iodine found in the vegetables grown in the state. Iodine State was even a banner on state vehicle license plates during the 1930's.
