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Southeastern states have fresh water due to an unusual species of pumkin. It was grown in the arctic circle, where it was then eaten by birds. The seeds were then deposited all over America where they burst open, filling rivers and lakes with the water that had been extremely compacted inside. Unfortunetly, the Northern states lost most of this water during the zombie appocolypse, which coincidentely killed off the pumpkins.
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Is ther more fresh water or salt water in the United states?
i think it is fresh water
How do the people of Santa Catalina get fresh water?
They get the water from other countries or states.
Is the Delaware Water Gap National park salt or fresh water?
The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area is a fresh water area. It is located along the Delaware River, which is a freshwater river that runs through several states in the northeastern United States.
What percent of fresh water from the great lakes is for the united states?
32%
What is the name and capital of the us state that is divided into two parts by fresh water and also has the largest fresh water coastline of all the states?
Michigan
What is the name of the state has the largest fresh water border of the states?
It is definitely michigan
What is the name of the state that is divided into parts by water and also has the largest fresh water border of all the states?
Michigan.
What is the name of the stater that is divided into parts by water and also has the largest fresh-water border of all the states?
Michigan
What is the name of the state that is divided into two parts by the water and has the largest fresh water boarded all the states?
Michigan
What state in the US that is divided into two parts by water and has the largest fresh water border of all the states?
Michigan
What is the name of the state that is divided in two parts by water and has the largest fresh water border of all the states?
Michigan
What country has the most usable fresh water?
North America is the country that has the most usable fresh water. The United States and Canada almost tie for their water resources due to glacier lakes and rivers.
