What state is located at 36 degrees north latitude and 118 degrees west longitude?
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A set of coordinates describes a single point on the earth's surface, so
a whole state can't be at the same coordinates.
That point is in the Sacatar Trail Wilderness in Olancha, California. It's
about 6.8 miles northwest of the town of Little Lake, 70 miles northeast
of Bakersfield, and 160 miles west of Las Vegas.
What are the coordinates of Curtin Township PA?
Asked by 4Jays
The coordinates for Curtin Township in Pennsylvania are approximately 40.892° N latitude and 77.726° W longitude.
What is the state with the largest collection of telescopes?
Asked by Sophieglidden
Hawaii is the state with the largest collection of telescopes at the Maunakea Observatories, located on the Big Island. Maunakea is considered one of the best astronomical sites in the world due to its high elevation and clear skies, making it ideal for stargazing and astronomical research.
Why is there more population growth of cities in LDCs compared to MDCs?
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Population growth in cities of less developed countries (LDCs) is typically higher due to factors such as rural-urban migration driven by economic opportunities, better living conditions, and access to services in cities. Additionally, high birth rates and lower death rates in LDCs contribute to natural population increase, further contributing to urban population growth. In contrast, cities in more developed countries (MDCs) tend to have lower population growth rates due to lower birth rates, higher levels of urban planning and infrastructure development, and better access to family planning services.
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The northernmost state along the Atlantic Ocean coastline is Maine. The northernmost state along the Pacific Ocean coastline is Washington.
What western state is located at 46 north latitude and 108 west longitude?
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The state located at 46° north latitude and 108° west longitude is Montana.
Which city in the United States is at the same longitude as Winnipeg?
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-- Minnesota: Saint Vincent, Drayton, Oslo
-- North Dakota: Grand Forks, Davenport, Arthur
-- South Dakota: Watertown, Arlington, Humboldt
-- Nebraska: Winside, Stanton, Fairbury
-- Kansas: Morganville, Abilene, Wichita
-- Oklahoma: Tonkawa, Perry, Stillwater, Wynnewood, Ardmore
-- Texas: Valley View, Denton, Fort Worth, Hillsboro, Waco, Smithville, Shiner, Aransas Pass
What landforms are found in ocean?
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Some common landforms found in the ocean include islands, seamounts, ridges, trenches, and continental shelves. These features can be created through volcanic activity, tectonic plate movement, erosion, or sediment deposition over time.
What states of the 48 contiguous states are bordered on at least one side by an ocean?
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There are 23 states in the contiguous United States that are bordered by an ocean. These states include Washington, Oregon, California, Alaska, Hawaii, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.
Which US state has the longest coastline on the Atlantic oceanandWhat is the capital of this state?
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Of Florida's total 1350 miles of coastline, approximately 580 miles of it are on the Atlantic Ocean.
The capital of Florida is F.
No, not really. Actually, the capital of Florida is Tallahassee.
What does MN stand for on the US map?
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MN stands for Minnesota on the US map. It is a state located in the northern part of the country, known for its abundance of lakes and natural beauty.
What is the 13th largest state by area?
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Arizona is the 13th largest state in terms of area in the United States.
Is California above or below the equator?
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It depends what it is comparing to. If comparing to canada, then it is close to the equator.If you are comparing to Nigera, then it is far from the equator.
Which States are land locked states?
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Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, North and South Dakota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wyoming are all land-locked states. Take your pick.
How many cities and towns in the US are named Springfield?
Asked by Celloplayer115
There are at least 27 cities and towns named Springfield in the United States, making it one of the most common city names in the country. There are even more if we consider smaller unincorporated communities with the same name.
What is the difference between the contiguous us and the continental us?
Asked by British143
The contiguous U.S. includes all states within the mainland of the United States, while the continental U.S. refers specifically to the landmass of North America that encompasses the lower 48 states. The contiguous U.S. excludes Alaska and Hawaii, whereas the continental U.S. includes only the lower 48 states.
What is the 5th biggest state in US?
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The 5th biggest state in the US by land area is California.
Where is 46 North latitude and 115 West longitude?
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46 North latitude and 115 West longitude intersect in the state of Wyoming, USA. Specifically, they are near the city of Riverton, located in the western part of the state.
What states has NO coastline in US?
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Here's a list of the following states that are land-locked:
Where does the sun shine the most in the USA?
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The sun shines the most in the southwestern states of the USA, including Arizona, Nevada, and California. These areas experience long hours of sunlight due to their proximity to the equator and typically have clear skies with minimal cloud cover.
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The storms in April 2011 resulted in over 300 fatalities, with Alabama being one of the hardest hit states. Additionally, thousands of people were injured as a result of the severe weather that swept through the US Midwest and southern states.
How many miles from jacksonville Florida to charlotte North Carolina?
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The distance from Jacksonville, Florida to Charlotte, North Carolina is approximately 350 miles.
What state of the 13 original colonies had the longest coastline at 310 miles?
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South Carolina had the longest coastline of the 13 original colonies, measuring approximately 310 miles.
Is Arlington National Cemetery haunted?
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Some visitors and staff at Arlington National Cemetery have reported experiencing paranormal activity, such as sightings of ghosts or hearing unexplained noises. Whether the cemetery is haunted or not is subjective and depends on personal beliefs about the supernatural.