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What marked the border between Pennsylvania and Maryland?

The Mason Dixon Line which has come to symbolize the cultural boundary between the Northern United States and Dixie.


Is southern border a common noun?

Yes, "southern border" is a common noun. It refers to a physical or imaginary line that separates two areas, regions, or countries.


When was Border Line created?

Border Line was created in 2002.


What does physical border mean?

it means all the physical objects that comprise & support the border including the boundary markers & the fences & walls & all the monitoring facilities & transit controls etc the boundary line itself is actually nonphysical


What does to share a border mean?

to have a common dividing line between two places


What is the division between north and south called?

Mason-Dixon line, which represents the cultural border between the Southern and Northern United States.


What is the duration of Border Line?

The duration of Border Line is 1.97 hours.


What is an example of the Green Line?

The Green Line typically refers to the boundary established in 1949 that separated Israeli-controlled territory from Jordanian-controlled territory after the Arab-Israeli War. An example of this line is the border that runs between the West Bank and Israel, which has implications for geopolitics and land disputes in the region. In addition to its historical context, the term "Green Line" is also used in urban planning, such as in public transportation systems, like the Green Line of the Boston Subway.


When a cell is selected in excel what is difficult to see?

When using Ctrl F in Excel, the 'found' cell is outlined in a green line - it is very hard to see if the cells already have border lines.


What is the name of border line of India-Nepal called?

The border line between India and Nepal is called the India-Nepal border or the Indo-Nepal border.


What does physical boundaries mean?

Something physical that makes a bounary might be a river or mountain system: Compare, for example the US border with Mexico, principally the Rio Grande, and the US/Canadian border: A line of Latitude. The River to the south is a physical boundary while the 58th Parallel is a straight line. & of course, the Great Lakes are physical objects too., though only lake Michigan is wholly in the US. I trust my Colonial Cousins will put me right if this Limey has got it wrong !