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What is the northern state in the 48 contiguous states?
The most northern state in the Lower 48 is Minnesota.
What is the norther most state?
Minnesota is the most northern state in the lower 48 states Alaska is the most northern state on the North American continent.
What city is farthest north in the lower 48?
Minnesota is the farthest north state in the lower 48. The city of Warroad is the farthest northern city in the lower 48 states.
What is the northern most capital in the continental US?
Well Alaska is part of the CONTINENTAL USA but not one of the contiguous lower 48 - so I say it is Juneau Alaska. Of the lower 48 it is Augusat Maine
What is unique about Minnesota?
Minnesota is the northern most state of the lower 48, the most lakes (10,000) in the lower 48, two major cities (St. Paul and Minneapolis) right next to each other, the most extreme weather, we have 90,000 miles of coastline (more that California, Hawaii, and Florida combined.
Where does moose live?
Moose are found in North America (northern lower 48 states, Canada and Alaska) and parts of northern Europe.
Which of the 48 states that touch each other is the most northern?
minnesota a
What state is the most northern in the US?
Alaska is the northernmost US state.In the 48 lower (contiguous) states, the northernmost is Minnesota, which extends slightly across the 49th parallel at the Lake of the Woods.
Where is the most northwestern point in US?
That depends on if you mean in the Lower 48 or not.
What is the distance between reus airport and Barcelona airport?
48 miles
What is the northern point in Minnesota?
The most northern portion of Minnesota is an area called the "Northwest Angle" in the county of Lake of the Woods. In fact, it is the most northern point of the lower 48 States in the United States. It is only accessible from the U.S. by air or water. To reach it by land you'll need to first enter Canada. It is located 49.384358°N 95.153314°W.
What is the most northern city in Minnesota?
The northern most town in Minnesota is the angle township in the northwest angle, it is separated from the lower 48 by the "Lake of the woods" and can only be reached by either crossing the lake or by going through Canada. The northern most town in Minnesota south of the 49th parallel is Warroad sitting between the 48th and 49th parallel.
