The state with the longest coastline is Alaska, with around 33,904 miles of shoreline. Maine has the second longest coastline with approximately 3,478 miles, followed by Florida with around 8,436 miles. Other states like California, Hawaii, and Louisiana also have notable shoreline lengths.
There is a river by that name in each state respectively.
Almost half of Michigan is comprised of water and, except for Alaska, Michigan has more shoreline than any other state, fronting four of the Great Lakes: Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, and Lake Erie. With 3,177 miles of Great Lakes shoreline it is easy to see why Michigan boasts a thriving recreational industry, and leads the nation with approximately one million registered pleasure boats. The state of Michigan's revised figure is 3,052 miles of Great Lakes shoreline - 2,147 miles for mainland and 905 (revised) miles for islands. In addition, rivers that connect Great Lakes add another 85 miles of mainland shoreline and 151 (revised) miles of island shoreline in Michigan. The grand total is 3,288 miles of shoreline for the lakes and connecting rivers.
Iowa has 56,273 square miles of total area which includes 55,857 square miles of land area.
South Australia = Murray River Victoria = Murray River New South Wales = Murray river Western Australia = swan river
Where can I locate the shoreline distance of each continent.
The Nile River is the longest river in the world that 4160 miles a group of explorers travel along the entire now in xx days they traveled the same distance each day write an algebraic expression to find out each day's distance.
I believe it's about 2800 miles depending on exactly where in each state you travel to and from.
The distance from the two capitals of each state, Atlanta and Jackson, is 351.1 Miles.
Suppose the state is trying to decide how many miles of a very scenic river it should preserve. There are 100 people in the community, each of whom has an identical inverse demand function given by P = 10-1.0q, where q is the number of miles preserved and P is the per mile price he or she is willing to pay for q miles of preserved river. If the marginal cost of preservation is $500 per mile, how many miles would be preserved in an efficient allocation?
a river looks like a blue line in a country,city, and or state and it looks like it wiggling through each place
Oh, dude, the Mississippi River is like, way longer than the River Shannon. The Mississippi is about 2,348 miles long, while the River Shannon is only about 224 miles long. So, like, the Mississippi River is about 10 times longer than the River Shannon. That's a pretty big size difference, right?