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The colony of Virginia contained what are now the states of Virginia and West VirginiaWhat colony bordered Virginia to the northeast?
Maryland
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What colony borded Virginia to the northeast?
Maryland
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deleware
What colony boarded Virginia to northeast?
deleware
Which colony was located northeast of Jamestown?
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Viginia was named after the virgin Queen Isabella.
What is viginia's capital?
no such place as "viginia", the capital of Virginia is Richmond
What is a homophone for borded?
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