Actually it's Idaho. If you follow the lines of Latitude, Idaho has a more northern point, as does Montana, Washington, North Dakota, Michigan and Minnesota. Minnesota has the most northern point - The Northwest Angle. I think Maine is 7th as far as North goes - but it does win the furthest east title.
Idaho has more land area than Maine. Idaho is the 14th largest state in the U.S., while Maine is the 39th largest.
Idaho would likely have colder weather than Georgia. Idaho is located further north and has a more continental climate with colder winters, while Georgia has a more temperate climate with milder winters.
I am guessing they are either in the northwest or northeast. Probably more in the northwestern states. Washington, Oregon, Idaho -- then maybe in northeast - Maine , Upper New York or upper Vermont.
Colorado has over half of its land area located more than 10,000 feet above sea level. This makes it a state with a high elevation range, with numerous mountains, including the Rocky Mountains.
Michigan is the state that has the nickname "Peninsula State" because it is separated into two peninsulas by the Great Lakes, with the majority of its land located in the Upper Peninsula and a smaller portion in the Lower Peninsula.
Idaho
No, Idaho is larger then Maine.
Idaho does
Idaho has more land space than Maine. Idaho's total area is 83,569 square miles. It includes 82,643 square miles of land. Based on total area, Idaho ranks #14 among the 50 U.S. states. Maine's total area is 35,379 square miles. It includes 30,843 square miles of land. Based on total area, Maine ranks #39 among the 50 U.S. states.
Maine has more land.
Maine has more land than Connecticut
Idaho has more land area than Maine. Idaho is the 14th largest state in the U.S., while Maine is the 39th largest.
Idaho
Maine has more land area compared to Connecticut. Maine is the largest of the New England states, with a total land area of 35,385 square miles, while Connecticut has a land area of 4,842 square miles.
Alaska
Texas.
Idaho has a bigger land area.