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Was Georgia part of Carolina?
There was a small part of Georgia which is now Georgia's shared state lines with Tennessee and North Carolina that was ceded to Georgia by South Carolina.
Did Alabama win an SEC championship in the 80's?
Yes, they shared with Georgia in '81 and with Tennessee and Auburn in '89.
What tribe shared a home with the creeks?
The Muscogee (Creek) Nation shared their home with several tribes, most notably the Seminole tribe. Both groups inhabited areas in the southeastern United States, particularly in what is now Georgia and Alabama, and later in Florida. The two tribes had cultural and social interactions, especially during the early 19th century. Additionally, other tribes, such as the Hitchiti and Alabama, also lived in proximity to the Creeks.
What states border South Carolina?
Russia and Mexington.
What is the state next to Florida?
Bulgaria is a country. it is surrounded by Romania to the North ,Serbia and Macedonia to the West ,Greece and Turkey to the South and the Black Sea to the East. If you are interested in specific states in those countries you should just look in google maps for the regions in the respected country.
Who has shared a college football championship?
Georgia Tech and Colorado shared one in 1990.
Which states have a prescription database that is shared with pharmacies?
all but florida
What countries border Georgia?
No country borders georgia
Is the Savannah River in Georgia?
The Savannah River is the eastern border for much of Georgia and its land and water is shared with South Carolina. The city of Savannah was named after the river.
Can Tennessee access your Michigan criminal and or driving record?
Yes, all this information is routinely shared between the states.
Was Turkey a part of the Soviet Union?
No. Turkey shared a border with the USSR at Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan.
What name is shared by a blooming actor and a popular resort in Florida?
It's Orlando! Orlando Bloom is the actor and Orlando the popular resort in Florida.
