The term panhandle usually refers to a part of a geographical area that, when represented on a map, appears to be protruding from the rest of the area with which it is associated like the handle of a frying pan or the handle of the lid of a saucepan.
Florida and Oklahoma have panhandles- there may be others...
Florida, Nebraska, Idaho, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Texas, Alaska, and Maryland are states with panhandles.
West Virgina has 2 panhandles. Both on the northern border.
TWO (2)
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New Mexico and Oklahoma
Alaska, Idaho, Conneticut
Four are often referred to as "The Panhandle States." These are: West Virginia Texas Oklahoma Florida Others states that have them: Virginia Maryland North Carolina New Mexico Idaho Nebraska Connecticut
Texas and the southern plains
Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, West Virginia.
Texas and Oklahoma
The state capital that is the only state with two panhandles is Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Oklahoma is unique in having both a northern and a southern panhandle. This geographical feature distinguishes it from other states in the U.S.