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What will North America look like 100 million years from now?
It is now known what North America look like 100 million years from now.
How do people dress in North Dakota?
People in North Dakota dress like everyone else in the United States.
What does the north datoka inscct look like?
The North Dakota Insect Is The Ladybug
What is the flickertail state called?
Well it looks like it's North Dakota! It was either that or Nebraska, agree?
The northernmost state that's shaped like a rectangle?
north dakota
Without North Dakota how would the US be?
Without North Dakota the US would have a gaping hole in the top and the farm economy would drop like a rock.
What is the population of Maza North Dakota?
Maza, North Dakota is the smallest city in the entire U.S. It had a population of 6 in 2011, but now the population is like 14 or 12.
Does North Dakota or South Dakota have most square miles?
Oh, dude, North Dakota is the bigger sibling here. It's got more square miles than South Dakota. So, if you're into vast open spaces and endless fields, North Dakota is your jam. But hey, they're both pretty chill, just like me.
What tectonic plate is South Dakota located on?
Like all of the lower 48 states, except for part of California, South Dakota is on the North American Plate.
Where do hitchhiker spiders live?
they like to hang around dogs in north America and in Montana and North Dakota
What words are can you find in the word North Dakota?
In the phrase "North Dakota," you can find several smaller words, including "North," "Dakota," "do," "at," "not," "hard," and "to." Additionally, you can form words like "dot" and "ad." The combination of letters allows for various other shorter words as well.
How did North Dakota get its landforms?
North Dakota's landforms were shaped by various geologic processes over millions of years, including glaciation, erosion, sedimentation, and tectonic activity. Glaciers from the last Ice Age sculpted much of the state's landscape, leaving behind features like moraines, eskers, and kettle lakes. River systems like the Missouri and Red River also played a significant role in shaping the landforms of North Dakota.
